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Balboa Park Jan 17th, 2026

In Balboa, me and my family, except for my sister, went to Balboa to pick up trash on January 17, 2026. It was very fun, and we saw a lot of stuff, but one of them was a moldy piece of bread with crumbs, so we picked that up, and then my dad found a large glass bottle, and then we saw squirrels when we were picking trash up. When we were taking a break, a squirrel came up very close and touched a little bit of my hand, and it was really cute, and I got peanuts to feed it, but it had already disappeared. I explored the cultural houses, and then me and my family went to Zion market to buy fruits and veggies and then I came back home, written by Graceee

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a cute squirrel

Poetry Contest

Poetry Contest – Share Your Voice!

Poetry is a way to share your thoughts, dreams, and stories.
If you love writing, doodling, or expressing yourself, this is your chance to shine! 

Who Can Join

  • Anyone 7 to 17 years old
  • Your poem must be your own and never posted anywhere else

How to Make Your Poem

  • You can type it or write it by hand .
  • Add a drawing or digital illustration if you’d like (optional).
  • Please make sure your poem fits on one A4 page or smaller.
  • Take a photo or scan of your poem and save it as a JPEG or PNG file.
  • Want to bring your poem to life? You can also send an MP3 voice recording reading your poem!

How to Send It

Click here to upload your poem:

  • You can upload up to 10 poems at a time
  • Each file should be 10MB or smaller

What to Include

  • Your poem files (JPEG or PNG)
  • Your name, city/state/country, school name, and age
  • Your email address so we can contact you

 What Happens Next

  • We collect poems all year round!
  • Poems sent from now on by June 30, 2026, will join the same contest year.
  • The winners will be announced by September 2026! 🏆
  • Some poems will be posted on our website or YouTube, and everyone can vote for their favorites during the summer season.
  • In the future, we might even publish your poems in a book with your permission, of course!

A Few Important Notes

  • You keep all the rights to your poems. They belong to you.
  • By entering, you give us permission to share your poem online for the contest.

If you do not like your name shown, please don’t include your name on your poem image file (just in the form).

Contact us if you have any qeustion

Poop Car

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Poop Car is a children’s book that Jina first made at the age of seven. The original version was a free e-book on iBooks for nearly a decade after its 2013 publication.

Now, we are excited to announce a newly updated edition. The original handwriting was replaced with clean typed text, and official ISBN numbers were obtained, and we made the book available for sale: the paperback on B&N and the eBook version of Poop Car on Amazon KDP.

All proceeds from the books benefit our BunnyPals’ club.

We are currently a California non-profit organization (NPO), with plans to become a registered NPO in the US.

Your support helps us continue our mission! You can see the original drawing draft of the poop car that Jina made. Please visit the YTube Poop car reading of BunnyPalove Uni-Audio. Enjoy and subscribe!!

Also please check a free ebook of Poop Car at Amazon from Oct 16 to OCT 20

Lemonade stand

We got lemons from my sister’s friend–about 10 lemons . You can get lemons anywhere. We made the sign with paper, cardboard, glue gun, glue , markers, pencils, colored pencils, and erasers. Next we made lemonade. It was so sour and my mom put no sugar in it but it’s fine and yeah.

We also put ice in it, so I think it got less sour from the ice . We finally went out. We asked a bunch of people, but only 5 customers got lemonade, and one was a family 4. We earned 2 dollars from them and 1 dollar from a lady, a nice one.

so that’s it, 3 dollars, we earned, but FUNNNNNNN

Thanks for your support

Dear BunnyPals playgrounders and supporters:

With your support, Bunnypals playground is sustained and sustainable next year.

The blog web page opened in April of 2024, and we supported School carnival craft table for kids with our Bunnypal-made craft kits. Currently, we share craft ideas and small card stuff in the crafts section. We will have plans to share more free downloadable stuff around the year for kids activities.

We/Bunnypals also have a legal selling permit of Carlsbad city and made online shops—bunnypals shop and shop of Redbubble. So far, we did not sell any, but this small online-selling experience and fundraising/lemonade project meant a lot to me/us. In 2025, we have a plan to have a lemonade table in a community swimming pool with friends, try to be a non-profit organization, and share more friends’ drawings.

Thank you for your support, and happy new year!!

Grace

Cabrillo National Park

By Mom, Dec 14, 2024

It was the second visit to Cabrillo National Park for our family.

This year (2024-2025), we obtained a free national park pass (4th graders and their families could get a free park pass that covers national and state parks).

This time, we skipped the military history exhibit and skimmed through the lighthouse, but we made a trail to Point Loma Tide Pools through the Oceanside trail. 

If you are interested in the San Diego history, please check the ranger program first at the visitor center. You could hear about Spanish exploration and the first explorer, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo. His three-month voyage in 1542 was the first European expedition on the West Coast of the US. 

Do not miss the visitor center, a kind of exhibition, a Cabrillo statue, the coin collection, the lighthouse, Bayside Trail, Oceanside Trail, and Tide Pools!!! 

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Cabrillo National Park