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Cannon Ball Moments
A friend told me the other day, you’ve come a long way since Nan died, have you ever thought of what your life would be like if he was still around. I have imagined it many times and in my mind, I am always the picture of deep contentment, but not much of personal...
Our Lady of Fatima
When I was about 7 years old, my mom underwent surgery. Since ate and I were still young then, my dad had to leave her in the hospital alone to take care of us. When she was discharged, she told us of the dream she had during her first night there. A man armed with a...
COVIDiaries-19: Love in the time of Coronavirus
And the people stayed home. They rediscovered, among others, the joy of eating meals together and waking up leisurely to the sound of loved ones moving about in the house. They made time for work at home but also for…
COVIDiaries-19: Manila, Philippines placed in Community Quarantine
I saw a random post that says, in times like this, you better start a journal to document everything. I am a Social Studies teacher and I know for a fact how important written accounts are when studying History and so, I decided to resurrect this space. For the...
Setting Tiny Goals (Grit and Grace of Motherhood)
At a loss on how to get things done given the many tasks that we need to do as mothers in so little time? This might help. This is part of the talk I gave during the Mommy Mundo Pass It On event held last June 30, 2019 at Alabang Town Center.
Be a Warrior, Not a Worrier (The Grit and Grace of Motherhood)
Are you a closet worrier? When you find yourself caught in a dilemma, do you tend to think of worst case scenarios in your head? This small piece of advise might help. This is part of the talk I gave during the Mommy Mundo Pass It on event held last June 30, 2019 at...