Dang! I just can't get this song out of my head! And if you're wondering what I'm rambling about, it's that song from the movie "Frozen", except that this is our Malay version, one of the 25 different languages the song "Let It Go" was sung in.
"Bebaskan" by Marsha Milan Londoh
And here's the youtube video my son has been playing all morning
"Let It Go" in 25 languages in 4 minutes
So how are my bloggy buddies from the other side of the pond keeping? Still battling the cold in this never ending winter? On the other extreme, we're baking over here in the unrelenting heat. We've been having a hot and dry spell for several weeks now.
Wanna trade places?
These are so cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteadorable
ReplyDeleteI knew that was Olaf immediately!! I LOVE Olaf...but I think you would know that. Every time I look at him, I just laugh. :)
ReplyDeleteWe are freaking freezin', pally. It is still below zero and I don't think we are ever gonna warm up. It's depressing as heck. Yes....I would like to trade for a few weeks!
I knew they were Olaf the second I pulled the post up, and I immediately said, "Ollllllllllllllaf!" because I love him so. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are seriously so darn cute. I have to confess, I haven't seen Frozen, but I knew who they were.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed listening to the song in Malay - it's a beautiful song. For my niece's birthday, my whole family went to see the movie together - 8 adults and 10 kids - we descended on the cinema! How amazing that it got translated into 25 languages! I'm really interested in the Malay language. I studied Indonesian for two years at university. They're very similar languages, aren't they? I love your cookies. Their expressions are just great. Your house must be such a fun place to live in!
ReplyDeleteThank you for always visiting my site and I am so glad to know that I am not alone. I love the Frozen movie and all their songs. Now this song has been sung in different languages? Wow!!! Thanks for sharing that version she has a great voice
ReplyDeleteThe cookies are cute!
ReplyDeleteMy kids would love these but I fear they would chase me through the house singing do you want to build a snowman... visiting from the Wake up Wednesday Linky
ReplyDeleteit is also stuck in all of my students heads!! Thanks for sharing on the Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies are great Veronica, I love them!! You have made Olaf spot on. Were they just as good to eat?
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Those cookies are adorable! Thanks for sharing - just popping in from the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop at Katherine's Corner. Stop by and visit me when you have a minute! I'm your newest follower ;o) Hope to connect with you again next week for the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop! Nina @ mamas*little*treasures
ReplyDeleteI've not seen the movie Frozen, but I can tell you right now, your Olaf cookies are adorable.
ReplyDeleteCrumbs? That's from me gobblin' them up!!
Olaf is the BEST!!! Those cookies are amazingly adorable! My son would go nuts if he saw these. (I'll have to show him!) We saw Frozen a few months ago. Definitely a new favorite.
ReplyDeleteThese are ADORABLE!! I would never be skilled enough to make something this cute haha. Thanks so much for linking up at the MaMade Blog Hop! I hope you're having a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteWow, we want some of those cookies!
ReplyDeletei totally recognized Olaf! excellent!!!! weather is stranger here in California... feels like summer in winter and random rain... earthquake weather????!!
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job on those cookies, much better than what I could have done..lol Yep still cold here on the East Coast, still have snow on the ground but it is slowly (very slowly) melting :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute and adorable
ReplyDeleteYou are very creative!!