One day after school -
V: Ma, Casey gave me kisses today!
iMom: Whaaat??
V: Yeah, three kisses! So I added them to the others in my bottle. But teacher confiscated it. *sad face*
Whew! Now I know what those kisses are. No, not the chocolates. Certainly not lip smacks.
I don’t know about your kids, but kisses seem to [...]
Last Friday, my mommy blogger-friends and our kids gathered at Active Fun-SM North Edsa branch for an after-school party.
Active Fun Children’s Play and Party Centres promote active play for kids ages 2-12 years.
In this modern age of techie gadgets, it’s so easy for kids (and convenient for parents!) to plop in front of the TV, [...]
The past several days, Metro Manila has had really sizzling hot weather! It’s been hot, humid, sticky days. And, almost without fail, it rains in the afternoon. Sometimes it’s just a drizzle. On other days, it’s a downpour.
On hot days like these, I wish I had a pool I could dip into anytime, or at [...]
Kayni tagged me with this blog-thing…
What kind of 1930s wife would I have been?
You Would Make an Okay 1930s Wife
You have some of the attributes of an ideal 1930’s wife… but you probably didn’t intend it to be that way.
You don’t buy into retro gender roles, though you do embrace your femininity at times.
A [...]
Continue reading about A Passable ’30s Wife and Other Blog Things
This week on tnchick.com, the theme for the Photo Hunt is ANY PHOTO.
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One cool morning in February, my husband, kids and I found ourselves at the Serendra Piazza, Fort Bonifacio. Husband’s work brought us there at such an early hour. All shops were still closed. The place looked lovely when deserted! It was almost serene. [...]
Continue reading about Photo Hunt: ANYthing – Serene Serendra
One evening last week there was a heavy downpour all over Metro Manila. I learned later in the news that traffic was horrible due to flooding in some areas. Many commuters were stranded.
Oblivious to the chaos going on all over Metro Manila were 7 kids looking forward to the downpour.
The Seven Kids: My [...]
…my girls were too hot to wait for the real thing.
Earlier that day, hubby promised to bring them for a night swim to the village pool. But the afternoon heat was too unbearable for the girls.
So, with my permission, they each got two plastic baby tubs, filled them with water, and enjoyed batya-swimming and [...]
