Movies

C-bao had a Daddy-Daughters Date along with C-Pop and K-bao a few weeks ago, and went to see a movie in the theater. The movie was Sing, from the Illumination studio that also produced The Secret Life of Pets, Minions and other hits.

C-Pop had to admit: the movie was pretty good. Good themes, the right mix of humor and sadness, fantastic animation and sensational music. For music lovers out there and particularly fans of singing competition shows like The Voice, this one's a keeper, and not just for the kids.

C-bao and K-bao both loved it. Here is C-bao before the show starts, distracted by a preview.

Music Class

One thing C-bao has learned to LOVE is her weekly music class down by the Creativity Museum downtown.

C-Pop got a glimpse over the past weekend when C-bao decided to stop by to check out the Saturday class. While it wasn't her usual weekday routine, and her favorite teacher, "Ms. Mo," wasn't present, she still managed to get a good session out of it - drumming, singing, clapping and throwing colorful handkerchiefs.

While she was at it, she also ran upstairs to show C-Pop the karaoke machine. Along with sister K-bao, she tried out both the Lion King's Be Prepared - which she was totally unprepared to sing - as well as the always popular and entirely overdone Let It Go.

You Lift Me Up

For most of her life C-bao has had to tolerate being suddenly lifted into the air by her older sister K-bao and swung around like a rag doll.

Occasionally, C-Pop is an accomplice, singing along to give K-bao a rhythm to swing to. The song below is the old Taiwanese folk tune GeGeBaBa, which K-bao learned at a young age herself.