December 31/Jan 1 has arrived and we hope it is a good time for everyone. This year we are going to make some new intentions and release some past activities or things we hold onto that does not follow pura vida (pure life). If you are unfamiliar kindly read this: https://youtu.be/u52UUO6vN-E Perhaps the best place to do so is near a fireplace. We made one, however you can also go online to this virtual fire place where you can write out your new intentions: https://freefireplaces.com/
Thinking of a fireplace also made of think of a book we read, The Little Match Girl, and the jubilee version of it that we recently read from the Toronto Public Library:
- Need a free calendar for 2023 you just click and instant download: https://www.thenaturalhomeschool.com/organize-your-homeschool-printable-calendar.html
- You simply provide your name and email then you can download this neat time capsule free printable: https://prettyprovidence.com/new-years-time-capsule-printable-questionnaire-kids/ since I do not have access to a printer we created a repliWip
- This kind teacher has a lovely free 2023 product: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/FreeDownload/New-Years-Goals-Freebie-1613677
Instead of renewing a word of the year (we are going to keep that for an academic year not a calendar year) we decided to choose a song of the year and our song of 2023 is Yonaguni by Bad Bunny:
Una noche de más y copas de más
Tú no me dejas en paz de mi mente no te vas
Aunque sé que no debo, ¡ey!
Pensar en ti, bebé, pero cuando bebo
Me viene tu nombre y tu cara tu risa y tu pelo, ¡ey!
Dime dónde tú estás, qué yo por ti cojo un vuelo
Y a yonaguni le llego
Aunque sé que no debo, ¡ey!
Pensar en ti, bebé pero cuando bebo
Me viene tu nombre y tu cara tu risa y tu pelo
Dime dónde tú estás, qué yo por ti cojo un vuelo
Y a yonaguni le llego
No me busques en Instagram
Mami búscame en casa
Pa' que vea' lo que pasa, ¡ey!
Si tú me pruebas, te casas, ¡ey!
Ese cabrón ni te abraza
Y yo loco por tocarte
Pero ni me atrevo a textearte
Tú con cualquier outift la partes
Mami, tú eres aparte
Shorty, tiene un culo bien grande, ¡ey!
De-demasiado grande
Ya lo tengo estudia'o, ya mismo me graduó
Y en la cara me lo tatúo
Vi que viste mi story y subiste una pa' mi
Yo que me iba a dormir, ¡ey!
En la disco había mil
Y yo bailando contigo en mi mente
Aunque sé que no debo, ¡ey!
Pensar en ti, bebé, pero cuando bebo
Me viene tu nombre y tu cara tu risa y tu pelo
Dime dónde tú estás, qué yo por ti cojo un vuelo
Y a yonaguni le llego
Si me das tu dirección, yo te mando mil cartas
Si me das tu cuenta de banco, un millón de pesos
To'a la noche arrodillado a Dios le rezo
Pa' que antes que se acabe el año tú me des un beso
Y empezar el 2023 bien cabrón
Contigo y un blunt
Tú te ves asesina con ese man
Me matas sin un pistolón
Y yo te compro un banshee
Gucci, Givenchy
Un poodle, un frenchie
El pasto, los munches
Te canto un mariachi
Me convierto un Itachi, ¡he!
If you get a chance to watch the video, https://youtu.be/doLMt10ytHY, it is adorable and it translates from Spanish to English 2023 will be a good year despite the fact he did not write the song in 2023.
If you are wondering why do we pay attention to this moment in time, there is a cute video regarding the reason for celebrating New Year: https://youtu.be/lsxtBA--6E0
Barron and I began to reflect of New Year's from the past and traditionally people used to call people around the world if they could not be there with them. We found a lovely free resource offered by the kind creators at: https://www.stephaniehathawaydesigns.com/freeprintables/alexander-graham-bell-inventer-of-the-telephone-freebie Barron completed the Anatomy of a Telephone:
A nice video about Scotland's Alexander Graham Bell and hise invention of the telephone can be viewed at: https://youtu.be/VNbFLCZ9KEY This is a screenshot from the video which reminds us of earlier forms of communication.
Couldn't let this moment go by without sharing that fact that interestingly there was an artist named Franz Kline who used to draw sketches on telephone book pages, although he often worked with regular house paint to create his masterpieces he still repurposed a regular common household product, according to this lovely artist and his webpage: https://gregcartmell.com/blog more on the author in this video with artist Corey A'ugustine: https://youtu.be/1xQTlp0hscs
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