Posted on Itong Family by Melo Saturday, May 3rd, 2008 | 4:37 pm
This year, Romelyn (Aryan) was once again their grade level’s First Honor student (she is currently at the third grade). She also received numerous awards and recognitions for participating and for being active in many academic school events like Math Quizzes, Spelling Bees, Science Quizzes, etc. In which, at their school and district level, she won all of them. The awards and recognitions were given at their school’s yearly Recognition Day which was held last March of this year. [...continue reading First Honor]
Posted on Itong Family by Melo Monday, March 10th, 2008 | 11:57 pm
Recently, my daughter, Aryan, placed first in their school district’s Spelling Bee at her grade level, she is currently at the third grade. She competed with third grade students from other elementary schools in their district and she came on top. She was selected to represent her school by besting other third graders in a Spelling Bee held in their own school. [...continue reading First Place, Spelling Bee]
Posted on Itong Family by Melo Tuesday, February 5th, 2008 | 8:06 pm
My wife went to visit her doctor yesterday for her monthly check-up. I wasn’t able to go with her because I was doing some work which needs some attention. So, instead of me it was Rain who accompanied her to the doctor. Before they left, I told him to take extra care of his mom.
They got home a few hours later and Rain came running towards me carrying something. He handed me a burger steak. My wife told me that after the doctor they went to Jollibee (a local fastfood). She said that Rain spent most of his time at Jollibee playing. Before they went home she bought Kuya and Ate each a Kiddie Meal and while at the counter, she said that Rain kept on reminding her not to forget my favorite burger steak. At his age, Rain is very thoughtful that is why his grandparents (my in-laws) love him so much. [...continue reading A Visit To The Doctor]
Posted on Itong Family by Melo Sunday, January 20th, 2008 | 5:45 am
My youngest son, Rain, is only four years old but he can already play Counter-Strike. Before, he was only playing browser-based flash games and my wife was always assisting him specially in booting the computer, running Firefox and loading their favorite flash games website. He is also sometimes assisted by his older brother and sister but in a short period of time, he began to boot the computer by himself, run Firefox and load the website. His mouse skills also improved greatly and he learned which buttons or letters to press to operate the computer or the program he’s running. [...continue reading Counter-Strike @ Four]
