The Rockstars Wish Kings Happy Father’s Day

We’d recently found a storybook making kit and truth be told I hadn’t been too hopeful initially because I’d never seen Rockstar do anything like this before – I mean, he described diary writing as part of school work, I kinda listened with half an ear, then forgot about it til I took a shot at getting him to do this.

Here now, a first attempt by Rockstar to come up with a story gift. Special guest appearances by Little Miss. Today it’s a little story gifty, in a few years’ time it’s a gangsta rap:

Know what that sound is? That is the sound of “Da-da-da-dee” buying a Pony. While preparing the video (which took umpteen takes not just because of Her Highness’ diva-ness but because we then decided to try and substitute their names for “Rockstar” etc, which means Rockstar had to remember to substitute their own names smoothly), Rockstar and I also agreed we would have to take it in turns to keep Kings from buying that pony.

Y’know, because they always do it with good intentions but really we’re the ones who will end up walking and feeding it.

Then Kings  came home from yet another business trip and kept trying to get Little Miss to say “Daddy.” Little Miss, aside from a pseudonym that I only realized today would be brilliant in hip hop, appears to be a very good actress. Kings has been getting virtually NO “Daddies” or even “Da-das” – he was sooooo happy the one time she kind of said it and so the last couple days it’s been really hard for Rockstar and I to keep a straight face every time Kings tries to get a “Da-da” out of her.

I think Rockstar handled it better, I still squirmed and said lame things like “I guarantee she can say it….” Of course what I want to do is scream THERE IS A WHOLE VIDEO ON YOUTUBE AND IN TWO DAYS THY HEART SHALT MELT but well.

Oh, and here’s Rockstar’s Why I Wrote The Story. We ran out of time. So there is a messed up bed. shrugs.

And here’s the pics of Rockstar’s book:

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY, TO ONE AND ALL!!

And like the rockstar said, We All Love You Daddy.

ps: this is the kit we used

pps: Rockstar came up with the story in a few minutes BUT it took 10, 15 minutes a day for about a week (i.e. when he felt like it) to transfer the story onto the book. I had scribbled most of the story on post-its when he first said it, then distributed it among most pages. AND, because I know these things are important (i.e. there is always someone who asks if he made spelling mistakes), there are spelling mistakes/ not-nice writing being covered by stickers 😀