Your Name In Japanese

My new friend blogger Chloe sent me this tag.

For the instructions, add your name on the list and simply spell out your name using the given Japanese letter- translations below. Tag six of your friends and inform them of the tag. Have fun.

TRANSLATION:
A - ka G - ji M - rin S - ari Y - fu
B - tu H - ri N - to T - chi Z - zi
C - mi I - ki O - mo U - do
D - te J - zu P - no V - ru
E - ku K - me Q - ke W - mei
F - lu L - ta R - shi X - na

1. OSWALD- moarimeikatate (sounds like america and states. har.... har... har...)
2. CHLOE - Miritamoku -- Um...think I still prefer my given name, ha ha
3. RACE - shikamiku - sounds like a real japanese huh!

I'm tagging JennyL, JennyR, Tere, Lutchi, Mira and Marites, have fun girls!

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Have Fun While Learning

Sometimes when I’m free from work I bring my kids to the mall for some shopping, playing at the arcade, eating at their favorite pizza and donut house and rounding up on our favorite toy store. That’s where we find various toys for all gender and ages. Even I find joy in seeing all their displays of toys for girls and boys. As always Josh will go straight to his favorite display of superheroes, sports and educational toys there. My two girls will definitely search through the store’s display of girl items. All of my kids love educational toys like word games, building toys and science kits. They particularly like the electronics science kits like robot dog, robot dinosaur, mini laboratories and many more.

As a parent I want my kids to have the best toy that they want but I also take in consideration what kind of toy they choose. Since they’re consulting me if their choices are good or worth it I gave my views and opinions with respect on their interests, luckily they follow my suggestions. As they grew a little bit older I’m amazed that the toys I want when I was a kid are also the ones they show interest also. For the record I love science toys, my father called me a little scientist when I was young because of my toy preferences. I also had my little inventions to that effect. If only there’s an online educational toy store then I’ll be so excited also, just like all other kids nowadays. Variety of toys is endless and parents should be really being considering some factors in deciding what the best toys are for their children. I’ve seen a store online, the Atomic Elephant Toy store which offers great selection of educational toys for kids in all ages and where shopping for your chosen toy is easy as you can shop by category, by age, by brand and most importantly by price.

What really interest me aside from the toy variance is that they also provide helpful tips for parents on how to choose the best toys for their children. The site discussed some factors that would be vital in knowing the right toy for certain children because not all children are the same; they have varied interests and capabilities. That’s why choosing toys for them should be given enough thought and this site helps a lot in that area. Come visit their site and have fun while learning!

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