All Things Joey
Upon review, I wrote several posts about my family. I wasn’t sure where to put it, so I made a section about my immediate and extended family as well as our beloved family dog Rayla.
Ben and I found and tasted the #FruteBrute #Monster Cereal. General Mills re-released Frute Brute after a long hiatus and rebranding – #yummymummy
Frute Brute is cherry flavored compared to #Frankenberry being strawberry flavored.
We liked the cereal and it is a good addition to the monster cereal brands. I hope they keep it around for next year.
We are still behind in our Bokksu Japanese Snack Box reviews, but this particular box is “Green Themed” (or Midori in Japanese).
The box brought many matcha flavored items which did not impress Ben or Allison, but there were a few items that they really liked.
I took my son on a long weekend to SeaQuest in Trumbull, CT to have a live sloth experience.
Ben was able to pet and feed Flash the two-toed sloth and watch another one…sleep (lol).
SeaQuest had other fish and animals available for interactions and it was a good time.
PowerDirector University published a how-to on creating a Marvel-style intro last week.
Following along really helped me step up my video editing skills… I learned so much and everyone in the house likes Rayla’s baller intro.
Here is the tutorial for those interested:
No talking, just puppy pictures.
Just took some quick pics with my new 85mm F 1.8 Viltrox lens. I got a very good deal (on an already cheap lens) via Amazon for Black Friday (the sale is still on for Cyber Monday).
I like the fast picture taking and the background separation. Rayla was not the best subject, but she is cute. Looking forward to testing the lens with a participant that sits still.
It was “Back to School” day and it certainly was a special one. Our school’s COVID-19 strategy was to do half days at home and half days in the classroom.
It was Ben’s first day in the classroom and he wasn’t very excited (he never is), but he turned it around by the end of day. I thought it was important to document the day (I try to do it every year).
First Day: Kindergarten
First Day: 1st Grade