One of my sisters-in-law, who is now 17 years old, gave this toy piano to my daughter. What’s amusing about this toy is, no matter what keys you strike, the succession of notes will always end up with the tune of “Old McDonald had a farm” song.

Note: I got curious and checked over at Ebay. It says it is a vintage 1984 playright piano and is being sold at $5.

These days, the word “warm” reminds me of my favorite camera setting: shade. You see, I was once advised to achieve warm tones on my photos, use the “shade” or “cloudy” settings. But lately, I got so addicted using this settings that instead of looking “warm”, my photos looked “toasted”

The photos just looked amazing on the camera LCD but not on the computer nor in print.

So I take note (as consciously as I can) of my settings whenever I take pictures since, well, today. I hope I get it right, this time.

Doesn’t she just look warm and cozy?

My sister in law manages a doughnut shop. Oftentimes, they launch their products with big parties. She’d bring my daughter, aside from doughnuts, toys, stickers and balloons. My daughter had a grand time playing with these balloons (shaped like one big flower) but got tired after an hour of doing so. She left them here and I just fell in love with the colored shadow it created. And so I took more shots.

It’s only April and yet, we have visited this resort thrice this year! I especially love the resort because the place is full of trees and flowers. It’s just so nice to take pictures around. In fact, the last time we were there, there was a group of photographers, the Pentax club I heard, doing a photo shoot.