Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Fins ... check!



Snorkel ... check !


Airplane ... check check!


Ahhhh, Mayan Rivera...grandma-ma and grampy are so happy to be in the beautiful waters with the fishies!

Look for our adventures on your blog over the next 5 days. Love to all my raviolis and hugs and kisses from Grandma-ma.

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Happy Birthday to Grandma-ma

Hello my raviolis.  Today is grandma-ma's birthday and she is 57 today.  Yea, that's old compared to your ages, but I love the number.  Such a lucky one.
Here is a silly video of bithday blow outs.  Look for the birthday ninja in one of the clips. 


Hope your day today is as wonderful as mine.  Love you all. Grandma-ma

Monday, May 9, 2011

Poor doggy

Hello my raviolis. This is a very funny video that I discovered today. Make sure your mom and dad are watching it too. It is very funny.


Now, kiss your dog and give them a treat because they love you. Grandma-ma.  Kota...come get a chewie.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Braces Adjustment

Hello my raviolis.  Grandma-ma had another braces adjustment on Friday and they moved me up to a thicker wire because my teeth are moving so well.  Here is a picture of grandma-ma's teeth with the new wire.  Look how much grandma-ma's teeth have moved. 

New, thicker wires. Look how straight grandma-ma's teeth are beginning to look.  May 2011.

March 2011

February 2011

January 2011

When you look at the pictures from the beginning you can see how grandma-ma's teeth have moved each month.

I can't wait to see what my teeth look like the first week in June.  Love you all.  Grandma-ma

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Word of the Week Wednesday

Hello my raviolis.  It's word of the week Wednesday and today's word is a:

debris

Debris, why debris...that's just garbage or trash or stuff that falls from something.   Do you know what's happening later this week that you won’t want to miss?


The Earth will pass through a stream of debris from Halley’s comet on May 6th. The result? A “mild but beautiful meteor shower” called the eta Aquarids.
That is something that you don't want to miss and I bet the Colorado raviolis will have the best show of all because of the large sky you have out west.

You will have to be awake in the early morning hours this Friday. You’ll also want to get as far away from city lights as you can.
“Each eta Aquarid meteoroid is a piece of Halley’s Comet doing a kamikaze death dive into the atmosphere,” said NASA astronomer Bill Cooke. “Many people have never seen this famous comet, but on the morning of May 6th they can watch bits of it leave fiery trails across the sky.”



Halley’s Comet,which orbits the sun every 76 years, leaves behind a trail of vaporized debris when it swings by the sun. That means twice a year, the Earth gets a meteor shower. (In May, that’s the eta Aquarids. In October, it’s the Orionids.)

NASA astronomers said this Friday’s show could be better than usual, since there won’t be moonlight during the early hours of the day.

So if you have a telescope, you  may want to set it up Thursday night so you can see the meteor debris shower early Friday morning. 

Here is grandma-ma's sentence using the word debris:  I wish I could be with all my raviolis to watch the debris of the meteor shower on Friday.  Don't forget to use the word "debris" in three sentences. 
Love to you all.  Grandma-ma