New Year 2011 to 2012

I spent New Year with Grandma and Ti'pah while mamã and papá went to Bratislava in Slovakia. We talked everyday via skype on papá"s greatest toy EVER the iPhone. Mamã and papá went clubbing (partying) and even showed me the midnight partying in the square New Year's Eve (can you spot Ti'pah and me in the crowd?)
Well I could not resist to also share a photo of me and papá working hard during our Christmas break (yep, can you spot the iPhone)

Happy New Year to you all. Kisses and Hugs Tiago

Father Christmas arrived :-)

I put out two carrots for the reindeer, a cake and cup of milk for Father Christmas....wow the reindeer were hungry and left just a little part of one carrot, milk was gone and cake eaten into...Plus there were presents all under the tree and three stockings -one for me and one for my mamã and papá.
Here I am surrounded by my presents :-) Thank you all for my generous gifts.

I also got my kidibull champagne to join mamã and papá, Grandma and Ti'pah in wishing you all great time and happy new year.

Creativity

I love to draw and make things. I made a computer and I made a robot...look at all the details. He can move his arms, legs, head separately. Of course he has a tie and a belt.

Happy Christmas and Best Wishes for 2012

I have one more week of school until the holidays. I finish 23rd and will then take a plane with papá to join mamã at Grandma and Ti'pah's house for Christmas

Here is a photo of me with a touch of 'magic' and my favourite toy at the moment "Sweetie" (a girl) who mamã brought back from France (around the topic of Keeping Safe and helping each other keep safe). I am also with the school classroom mascot as I was a very good boy (and then not so good the next day :-()

I wish you all a great Christmas and lots of fun, cuddles, croissants, happiness and freedom for 2012 :-)

Here is my official school photo taken in November, wishing you (in French of course), Best Wishes.

Tintin and Christmas Markets

Winter is here and the Christmas decorations are everywhere....the hot chocalate, the Father Christmas(es) walking in the streets giving out sweets, the huts selling decorations for Christmas, scarves, hats, dolls, bags, tops...the list is endless. We had a lovely day out in Louvain-La-Neuve where the shops in the mall and streests were open on Sunday. We ate in a tapas restaurant where I was not too keen on my salmon lasagne...anyway....lots of things to see including christmas markets. We also visited the Tintin Museum well the Herge' Museum which includes the stories of Tintin. My parents liked it, I prefered the film which was great :-).