Johwey Redington

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Ambidextrous

Posted on | October 7, 2009 | 2 Comments

This is what you call being efficient.
One hand draws as the other one colors.

Celebration Cards

Posted on | October 2, 2009 | 2 Comments

Just sharing some cards I’ve made lately.

This is the card I made for Rinoa’s 5th birthday.
And this is the invitation I made for my niece’s baptism last summer.

The Philippines is in a state of calamity right now. For any one who wish to help the victims, please donate to the Philippine National Red Cross. But as my friend Pauline wrote, “during these tragic times, I think a good thing to do is to remember the beauty of our country”. She invites people to help the Filipinos in the future by visiting our beautiful country. Check out her article to get a glimpse at what the Philippines has to offer.

Celebrating Rinoa, Part 2: Wisconsin Dells

Posted on | October 1, 2009 | 2 Comments

We decided to spend Labor Day Weekend at Wisconsin Dells (which is a 2-hour drive) in continuation of Rinoa’s birthday celebration. Mica and Rinoa had an incredible time, and there was so much to do that I wondered why we never considered visiting this town before. It’s like the Las Vegas of waterparks.

We stayed at Great Wolf Lodge, which had a woodland theme and which we found to be one of the most children-friendly places in the area. Three times a day, they have an animated clock tower show here in the lobby. And every night, children in their pajamas gather here for storytime.

Our room, which sleeps 7 people, had a children’s cabin with a bunkbed that Mica and Rinoa went gaga over (shown behind Mica in the picture). I’m also showing Troy who went nuts with a glow stick that Mica and Rinoa won at the arcade.

Our room included free passes to the waterparks for the length of our stay. The hotel had three themed waterparks. It’s surprising to see Rinoa so fearless. She went down a 5-storey water slide about 8 times – the one that made Troy purple when he tried it once.

Mica had the most fun at Magiquest, a live interactive pixie/dragon adventure game. It was quite interesting. You purchase a wand and go on quests throughout this 4-storey building. It took Mica two days to complete all her adventures/quests.

To make the most of our stay at the lodge, we purchased a Paw Pass for each of the girls. The pass included the following:

  • Magiquest wand and adventure game
  • wand decorating workshop (well, where you get to decorate your wand)
  • stuffed animal (similar to Build-a-Bear)
  • 50 arcade tokens
  • souvenir sipper cup
  • coupon book for the nearby outlet mall (which I was able to use)

The Paw Pass was $40 or $50 each. (I don’t remember exactly). But it was just $5 or $10 more than simply purchasing a wand and a game, so we went for it.

We also went to the Wisconsin Deer Park, which is located downtown. Mica and Rinoa were thrilled to be up close and personal with the deer.

And this is for my good friend, Rhea. Troy and I thought the sign was hilarious. =)

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