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Let’s take a trip down memory lane and relive the nostalgic 2000s. It was a time when flip phones were all the rage, and the internet still screeched as it connected. But amidst the Y2K panic and cargo pants fashion, Nickelodeon was crafting some of the most iconic and beloved shows that became synonymous with our childhood.
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Let’s take a trip down memory lane and relive the nostalgic 2000s. It was a time when flip phones were all the rage, and the internet still screeched as it connected. But amidst the Y2K panic and cargo pants fashion, Nickelodeon was crafting some of the most iconic and beloved shows that became synonymous with our childhood.
Ensure fun and educational time for your little one with these engaging TV shows for kids. Here are some wholesome and enriching ones that your child will love.
Once upon a time, when we were kids, no Saturday morning was complete without watching a good ole block of Saturday cartoons. Come to think of it, that might be why most of us wear glasses now, but those Qubo shows we watched glued to our tellies were absolutely worth it! Even though the network is now defunct, it does not mean that Qubo cartoons do not take up a special place in our memories! To celebrate them and to sprinkle your day with a bit of nostalgia, we created this extensive list dedicated to the best Qubo TV shows.
I'm on Wow Wow Wubbzy Overload!!! He is a cute little guy, but after making a cake and cupcakes for Little Lion's birthday, I'm tired of him :)For LL's birthday party I decided to make a Wow Wow Wubbzy cake because LL is OBSESSED with him! He could watch him all day if I let him! I used the template found at nickjr.com. I made 2 9x13 cakes....from a box (I'm not that fancy :) I made the main cake thicker than the leg/arms/tail cake for depth. I put the templates on the skinny cake and cut them out.The body of WWW was easy as it's just a rectangle with some ears. I put the body down and placed the cut outs underneath the body. I mixed up some yellow frosting by using the Walton yellow gel food coloring dye. I frosted the cake and then used a ziplock baggie with the tip cut off to get the harder parts around the outside. That way, I didn't get as many crumbs in the frosting. For the final touches, I used black icing prebought in a tube. I just outlined the body,arms,legs, and tail. I followed the WWW face pattern and Viola :) The cake was a hit at the party. Little Lion loved it and knew exactly who it was. In his words....Wow Wow Wow :) Little Lion was in charge of bring snacks this week for school. I thought a cake wouldn't be easy for the teacher and 12-3year olds. So I decided cupcakes. I looked all over and found on the internet this idea which I stole :) It was basically the only WWW cupcake that didn't include the plastic topper things. It was easy, but time consuming. I made cupcakes...box again :) I frosted them with the same yellow frosting. The time consuming part was making the hands and tail. I drew a hand and traced it on yellow construction paper. The lady on the website that I stole it from used yellow file folders. I cut them out...it took an hour!!!For WWW's tail, I took foot long pipe cleaners and cut them in half. I zig zagged them for the true WWW look ;) I stuck them into the cupcakes and added a black eyes/nose/mouth with the skinny gel tube.CUTE!!! Here is the platter of Wubbzy's ;)I did send the teacher a note to make sure to take off the tail and arms so the 3 year olds won't eat it ;) LL's teacher had no idea who Wubbzy was, but all the kids knew instantly when they got them! I think I did a good job. And yes you can pass The Mommy of The Year Award :)
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Looking to relive some of your favorite childhood memories from the 90s? This nostalgic cartoon PNG is perfect for anyone who grew up during this iconic era of animation. Featuring beloved characters from some of the most popular cartoons of the time, this PNG is sure to transport you back in time. The vibrant colors and whimsical designs of this PNG capture the essence of the 90s cartoon aesthetic. From Rugrats to Hey Arnold!, this PNG features all of your favorite characters from the shows that defined a generation. Whether you're reminiscing about lazy afternoons spent watching Saturday morning cartoons or introducing your own kids to the shows you loved as a child, this PNG is the perfect way to celebrate the nostalgia of the 90s. Print it out and frame it for your home or office, or use it to create your own custom merchandise on Etsy. No matter how you choose to display it, this 90s cartoon nostalgia PNG is sure to bring a smile to your face and remind you of simpler times.
Happy Independence Day to all Malaysians! Today is the day where back in the year of 1957, Malaysia declared its independence. I did not attend any countdowns as I expect jams to occur like the years before. I personally feel that this 51st National Day isn't as "hot" or intense as compare to years before. I don't see many cars carry the National flag, Jalur Gemilang nor many buildings display it. Some said probably it's due to the Olympics which diverted the nations' attention. Probably the current politic condition had also affected the nations' patriotism? Anyways, as long as we're living in a peaceful country, that's all that matters to me. There are so many upcoming events and celebrations towards the end of the year. Firstly, today we're celebrating Malaysia's Indenpendence Day! Then, we'll have the "Bulan Ramadhan" (tomorrow starts?) when Muslims will fast for a month (weeee.... this means I'll be enjoying the Bazaar Ramadhan's food). I especially love caramel puddings and ayam perchik and kebabs and fried spicy spring roll and many more. On the other hand, the chinese will be celebrating the Mid-Autumn Moon Cake festival (14th September 2008) followed by Deepavali on the 28th of October. In the month of December, we'll be expecting "Hari Raya Qurban" (Feast of the Sacrifice), Christmas and "Awal Muharram" (Islamic New Year). I'm most looking forward to Christmas. Since young, I've always loved Christmas. It's because it is an indication of the end of a current year and the entry into a new year. Besides that, during schooling years, year end (Christmas ) means we'll be having a long year-end-semester break. Also, I particularly loved Christmas because I like Christmas songs alot!! They are always joyful, merry and happy!! Then, the shopping malls will be fully decorated with colourful pretty Christmas ornaments. *Giggles* I can't wait for Christmas to come. Pardon me, but I am feeling very Christmassy already *grins*
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