“From the moment our new puppy stepped into his forever home, he was an adventurous little explorer! Watch this heartwarming video to see his first adorable steps and curious discoveries as he gets familiar with his new surroundings.”
“Just brought home our adorable new Havanese puppy from the breeder! The kids are over the moon with excitement. We’re looking forward to creating countless memories with her. But now comes the fun part: what should we name our newest family member?”
After having several dreams we finally decided to get a new pet. A Havanese puppy dog!! Currently it is being weened by momma. The kids are excited. And so am I!! June 23rd is when our baby girl is coming home. There is a reason why we choosed a girl rather than a boy. And it is a funny story. Hope to tell you when she arrives!!! Stay tuned.
Finally working on my Beowulf project. I got two pages done. I’m reworking the graphic novel I completed in high school, completely updating it. Let’s see what happens. Here you will see the blue line roughs and finish to page two. No dialogue balloons, yet.
Two years ago we gave “Yellow Bird” to our son Mic for his birthday present. He always wanted a parakeet and it had to be yellow, which is his favorite color. It was his first bird pet. This past week she suddenly passed away. We still do not know why. Mic was devastated. He is still grieving for his “baby” yellow bird. Today I took his parakeet to be cremated. The gentleman at the center performed a lovely ceremony for our parakeet who we also affectionately called Karen. You may still see her antics in our earliest posts. Goodbye, baby. We will miss you.
As you may know, Mic has two parakeets. One is a blue parakeet (male), the other is a yellow female, we sometimes affectionately call “Karen.” She’s always laying these cute, small eggs. So far they have been unfertilized. We wanted you to see how a parakeet egg looks like in the palm of an adult hand. Dad has also wonderful how they taste. He hasn’t tried it. Do they taste like chicken eggs? Has anyone tried them? Please support or page and our cause to keep posting our family videos. We are looking for a regular social media home. (Instagram, Rumble, or YouTube?). Follow us on Instagram @micaronitv
RUNNING IN THE SNOW—Not this year, but last year. January 31, 2021. Micaroni loves snow very much. A child’s innocence and simple enjoyment. We need more of this in this world.
Update: Don’t just like our reel. Follow us, too!!! Thanks. OG: Parents. Don’t you just hate that? You go to the park with your young children and see people hugging and kissing 😽 in public for everyone to see? It’s very annoying. For Pete’s sake there are children watching. Nothing is safe anymore. What else can we do??? If this upsets you FOLLOW our page @MICARONITV
Earlier this year Albert’s family home caught fire in the Philippines. No one knows how the fire started since it began with another neighbor’s home. It happened around 7 pm. Thank God they all escaped unharmed, including their 3 dogs 🐕 🐕 🐕. Our original goal was to raise $2,000 US dollars to rebuild their humble home. I know that Instagram has some of the most generous helpers in the world. Please go to our bio to help them…every little bit helps and God will reward you greatly. If we meet the goal or surpass it, in which I hope we do, we will help others affected by the fire. Please go to the bio and to read the full story. Thank you and God bless….
![Our son is so afraid of bees. I am trying to show him not to be. Here are some FUN facts about them: Bees are winged insects closely related to wasps and ants, known for their role in pollination and, in the case of the best-known bee species, the western honey bee, for producing honey. Bees are a monophyletic lineage within the superfamily Apoidea. They are presently considered a clade, called Anthophila. There are over 16,000 known species of bees in seven recognized biological families.[1][2] Some species – including honey bees, BUMBLEBEES, and stingless bees – live socially in colonies while most species (>90%) – including mason bees, carpenter bees, leafcutter bees, and sweat bees – are solitary.—Wikipedia. Follow us TODAY for more @micaronitv Let’s grow TOGETHER!! #insects #macro #nature #insect #naturephotography #macrophotography #insectsofinstagram #bugs #photography #insectphotography #wildlife #butterfly #naturelovers #perfection #world #entomology #of #flowers #bug #photooftheday #animals #butterflies #captures #wildlifephotography #ants #love #fun #bees #art #kids](https://sp1.pixwox.com/p/pt_6817545643175673311817_0_3e722e57eb93488fe6ff02c59646200e.jpg?v/t51.2885-15/300046686_2845915665717261_2396678455170799644_n.jpg?stp=c0.280.720.720a_dst-jpg_e15_s640x640&_nc_ht=scontent-sea1-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=109&_nc_ohc=iBcyft7oMRAQ7kNvgGcAg8G&edm=AOQ1c0wBAAAA&ccb=7-5&oh=00_AYAmXCsP85GgY6xKMM6HGALnObOlKoiPNsMgfaL5iAsZsg&oe=668C8E70&_nc_sid=8b3546)
