Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Ofc na. Lab u.
"Ofc. na. Lab u."
Every weekday morning, I wait for this text from my Hubby (of course!). The message may be short and simple but to a wife and a mommy like me, this means her hubby was able to drop off the Kuya safely to school and arrived for work safe and sound as well. I say a quick prayer of thanks to Him who watches over me and my family.
So this morning, the most-awaited text came and now I can start working on my deliverables for the day with a happy heart knowing that my loved ones are safe. :)
Every weekday morning, I wait for this text from my Hubby (of course!). The message may be short and simple but to a wife and a mommy like me, this means her hubby was able to drop off the Kuya safely to school and arrived for work safe and sound as well. I say a quick prayer of thanks to Him who watches over me and my family.
So this morning, the most-awaited text came and now I can start working on my deliverables for the day with a happy heart knowing that my loved ones are safe. :)
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
What Kept Me Busy
I realized it has been more than a month since I last posted here. I would have wanted to write more often but these things really took so much of my time these past few months. Hindi lang time, lagi ko silang iniisip that I just didn't have the energy and the urge to write.
1) I still have my tinnitus and I really, really hate it. It has been three months! I have been to different doctors and lately, I've been spending a lot on medicines and consultation fees of a neuro-otologist for this. Everyday I pray for it to go away. I promise to write about my experience when I am well na. Sa ngayon, it's still a work in progress.
2) Ultrasounds and laboratory tests for my neck, thyroid, and breast = calls to ask for a schedule and hours of falling in line for the procedure and to get the results
3) I had a part-time job that kept me busy for about two weeks. Eventually, I realized it wasn't worth my time. I promise to make kwento next time.
1) I still have my tinnitus and I really, really hate it. It has been three months! I have been to different doctors and lately, I've been spending a lot on medicines and consultation fees of a neuro-otologist for this. Everyday I pray for it to go away. I promise to write about my experience when I am well na. Sa ngayon, it's still a work in progress.
2) Ultrasounds and laboratory tests for my neck, thyroid, and breast = calls to ask for a schedule and hours of falling in line for the procedure and to get the results
3) I had a part-time job that kept me busy for about two weeks. Eventually, I realized it wasn't worth my time. I promise to make kwento next time.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Son #3's Love-Hate Relationship with Jollibee

"Abeeee!"
Mako squeals with delight everytime he sees anything with Jollibee's face on it. He gets excited, flashes his uber cute smile, jumps up and down, and even makes silly faces just to show how happy he is to see Jollibee! Hubby and I love seeing our little guy this happy that we have started collecting Jollibee toys and stuff for our little boss via promos under these Jollibee clubs:
Recently, we got invited to a Jollibee kiddie party. Hubby and I looked forward to seeing how our little guy will react upon seeing his favorite character up close and personal. Here are some photos taken outside the Jollibee store while we were waiting for the party to start. Ayaw niya umalis sa tabi ni Jollibee!

Mako was well-behaved during the party. He's my little shy guy so most of the time, he was just beside his Daddy watching the other kids play. Finally, it was time to meet Jollibee!

Anak, anyare? Akala ko ba you like Jollibee? Nakakaloka, he cried when he saw the mascot and refused to have his picture taken with Jollibee! Look, we couldn't come near Jollibee because he was practically crying his lungs out!
Sa ngayon, he still likes his Jollibee toys and still gets excited everytime he sees Jollibee ads, stores, and pictures. Pero after what happened at the party, Hubby and I know na may hangganan ang pagkagusto niya kay Jollibee. Haha! =)
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
My July Wish List
... baby Keisha's speedy recovery. Please make her well again. We miss her already. She should be at home with us, her family.
... tinnitus to stop bugging me.
... carcinoma to stay away from me and my loved ones.
... tinnitus to stop bugging me.
... carcinoma to stay away from me and my loved ones.
If she feels generous today, please tell her that these things will also make me happy:
(1) an unexpected bonus or raise
(2) more ads and readers for my blog, and
(3) high grades for the Kuyas
(1) an unexpected bonus or raise
(2) more ads and readers for my blog, and
(3) high grades for the Kuyas
Thank you and good night!
Monday, July 25, 2011
Manic Mondays
5:15am - I prepare baons for the Kuyas and me. All three of us bring packed lunch and snacks because (1) there have been a lot of reports about food poisoning from cafeteria food, (2) the kids have super quick recess and lunch breaks making it more practical to bring their own food than waste time in the canteen line, and (3) it's budget-friendly. Son #1 and I also bring packed breakfast. He eats his breakfast while in the car on his way to school while I eat mine in the office. We prefer this over waking up super early (as if 4:15am is not super early) just to squeeze in breakfast.
5:30am - After making last minute bilins to our helper, we leave home. Son #1's classes and Daddy's office hours start at 7am.
6:00am - I clock in for work... 3 hours early. I don't mind. I have time to eat my breakfast, have coffee, do some reading (of blogs and news), and even write entries for my blog (Mommyholic and Our Little Family ). During days of heavy workload, I also get to have more time to work on my reports.
9am to 6pm - Work. Work. Work. 'Nuff said.
6pm - I leave the office. Everyday, I make sure I am done with my deliverables for the day before 6pm because I go home with Daddy and Son #1. We make quick trips to the supermarket if there are things that the Kuyas need to bring to school the next day or if Daddy wants to buy dessert for the family. Otherwise, we head straight home.
6:45pm - Home sweet home. Daddy usually plays with our 2-year old son # 3 while I check the Kuya's assignment notebooks.
7-7:30pm - Dinner time
7:30-8pm - I ask our helper how son # 3's day went (i.e., check if he was given his vitamins, what he ate, and how long his naps were today). I also give my little boy a quick bath. He sleeps better when clean and fresh. We all do, I guess!
8pm-9:30pm - Web time for me. I check my blogs and facebook account, help the Kuyas with their research works, and look for good running events to join. I stay up a little later if need be. Otherwise, I make sure I am done by 9:30pm so I can still have 7 hours of sleep.
9:30pm - I say my prayers (thank God because I have my Hubby and kids, ask Him to continue to watch over my loved ones, say sorry if I have been maldita today, etc), give quick kisses to my hubby and kids, and then sleep.
This is how I usually spend my Mondays. How about you? Do share! =)
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