123 Cha Cha Cha Jorgita The Clown: 2009

29 sept 2009

8 ago 2009

Caritas pintadas....eventos,inauguraciones,reuniones varias...donde los ninos disfrutan del color!

Nos podes contratar por una hora,2,3,4...segun el tipo de evento.Una payasita o varias,segun la cantidad de gente que acuda....esperamos tu reserva= Jorgitalapayasita@hotmail.com

...nuevo,recien salidito del horno...Sorpresas cantadas!!!

...porque podes regalarle a quien queres,un despertar especial...Minnie,Mickey,Elmo ( quien elijas)...te sorprenden tempranito,al despertar con el canto del Happy Birthday,un cake y el saludo de quien desde lejos te quiere felicitar. LLamanos desde donde estes que nosotros le entregamos tu deseo de felicidad aca en Miami a quien vos tenes un poquito mas lejos....no es genial?

7 ago 2009

Animacion .en el Parque...juegos activos!

super divertidos y diferentes...recreacion total...Jorgita y Alex

....te cuento un secreto,secreton...

.....los dias de semana ( lunes a viernes) grandes descuentos.....A FESTEJAR!!!

Haciendo memoria...hace algunos anitos..en los comienzos de esta gran fiesta!

...si ! chicos Diego...es mi amiguito!

....muy prontito....love...Jorgita la payasita

After School Program Music & movement Time ! Our Goal is to introduce music and movement to your children at the earlier stages of their lives. Music and dance would help them to listen and to coordinate the movements of their hands and to recognize the world in which they actively live. Our 45 minutes activities include singing,playing instruments,vocal play,animal sounds,drama activities for kids,rhythm play and introduction to the Spanish language. Consider the nature of the music as a language that can help express feelings,emotions,states of mind, etc. The universal language of the music doesn’t have frontiers and can reach… Music for everybody in a very particular way! Jorgelina Allende ( Music Teacher & Clown)

6 ago 2009

Music Time.....

Pronto...prontito...comenzamos el taller de musica,movimiento y risa!

MUSIC FOR EVERYBODY IN A VERY PARTICULAR WAY !!!

A reirse...!!!

10 Tips for Finding Humor in Turbulent Times The economy is on its wildest ride in decades. The line waiting for a government bail-out is almost as long as the line waiting to check-out in stores this holiday shopping season. And, you’re simply at wits end in trying to deal with it all! Fear not - there’s humor to be found amidst all of this chaos and confusion. So says (your name), a (your profession) from (your hometown) and a member of AATH - the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor. The mission of this growing, international community of professionals, founded in 1987, is to study, practice and promote healthy humor and laughter. ”The great thing about humor is it’s FREE and available to everyone,” smiles (your last name). “It’s sugar-free, fat-free, salt-free, and tax-free! It’s available 24-7 and you don't need a prescription! There’s no assembly required and you don’t need batteries! It’s environmentally friendly, and best of all, it’s socially contagious!” Healthy, therapeutic humor enhances relationships, is non-hostile, sympathetic, benevolent, tolerant, and often philosophical. AATH is careful to distinguish it from hurtful, harmful humor that is more aggressive, critical, sarcastic, cruel, often based on put-downs, and involves laughing at someone else’s expense. AATH has generated the following list of 10 tips to help you lighten up and rise above the current economic turmoil and stress of the holiday season: 1. Adjust Your Attitude - Stop watching the news and start counting your blessings instead of your money! The blessings will increase, while the money is…well, you know! 2. Make Someone Else Happy - Send unexpected ‘thank you’ or greeting cards to a mix of people. Start with those who aren't expecting it but deserve it. Then, send a couple to people who aren't expecting and don't deserve it. Then, pick a couple names at random out of the phone book that certainly aren't expecting it and have no idea who you are! 3. Signs of the Times - Have some mirthful signs or sayings handy. For example: - The rules have changed… there are none! - Walking on water is in my job description! - Apparently, not all clowns are in the circus! - Never wrestle with a pig - you both get dirty, but the pig likes it! - You don’t have to be crazy to work here…but it sure helps! - If we’re closed, just slide the money under the door! - I’m not weird… I’m gifted! 4. Try Some Random Acts of Silliness and Kindness – Wear mismatched gloves or socks… on purpose! Page yourself over the intercom! If and when a store clerk, restaurant server or flight attendant asks matter-of-factly “How are you today?” try replies such as, “Well medicated - and you?” or “At least I’m vertical!” Instead of them always thanking you, thank them first and watch their reaction! 5. Fun with Food – Put a bag of cookies or marshmallows in your briefcase. Then, start your meeting by asking, “Dessert, anyone?” Have a marshmallow stacking competition! Put a pack of bubble gum in your coat pocket and, in the elevator, offer some to everyone! 6. Pop Goes Your Worries – Save your bubble wrap! It’s a great stress reliever. Pop it with your fingers, knees and toes! Dance on it! Pop it with the help of young children! Pop it, in unison, to the beat of music! 7. Use Your Imagination - Think of what would happen if certain companies merged. For example: Fairchild Semiconductor and Honeywell Corporation would become Fairwell Honeychild. Grey Poupon and Docker Pants would become Poupon Pants. If FedEx joined UPS, they might become FedUP. 8. Rename to Keep Sane - Cash Flow: The movement your money makes as it disappears down the toilet. Broker: What I am today, after taking the advice of my financial planner. P/E Ratio: The percentage of investors wetting their pants as the market keeps crashing. 9. Exaggerate – Comedians overstate things to get a laugh. You can too! Our family is so poor these days… we took out a second mortgage on our cardboard box. Our family is so poor these days… to save on milk, we eat our corn flakes with a fork. Our family is so poor these days… when someone rings the doorbell, I stick my head out the window and yell, “Ding-Dong.” 10. Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella – This simple choice is yours. You can frown and be miserable (way too many people readily choose this option), or you can wear a contagious smile. In your conversations with people, smile and ask to see their smile. Then say, “I see you’ve been practicing!” For more information on AATH, visit http://www.aath.org