How Are The Kids Doing?

The first half of the year had gone by swiftly. Truth be told l, I’m still stuck with everything that had happened these past 6 months- some were good, mostly unexpected and heartbreaking. But I am glad that when it comes to the kids, I have a lot of happy stories to share. My first born…

20 Reasons Why

My daughter went home from school last week with a consent form that says I am giving her the permission to attend Journalism class everyday at 10:50 am. I smiled because I was in Journalism class, too, when I was in elementary and high school. I wrote for our school paper. I asked her if…

Meow! (LHD March)

School has finally ended which means I can get an additional hour of sleep in the afternoon for I don't have to pick up Ate anymore! Yay! By the way, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who sent their love and prayers after reading my last post. I can't say that…

5 Realizations From Go Back Couple (A Kdrama)

You know that I love Kdramas but I don't post anything about Korean series. Why? It's because I am not good at writing film or series reviews *LOL* But I have to make an exception this time as the last Kdrama that I finished reflects the truth about parenting and marriage, topics that are close…

Rizal Park Visit (LHD February)

I can't believe that I am posting an entry for Little Humans' Diary again. Time passed by in a blink of an eye. The first quarter of the year is about to end in a month! Woo! But before that,  let me share my little humans' February highlights 🙂 Little Lady My husband bought a…

What I Taught My Daughter About Friendship

My post entitled Light talks about lessons I learned the hard way from friendship and pleasing people. Recently, my daughter had an experience with a "friend" which led me to give her some advice about the reality of having friends and choosing the right ones. The memory of me and my daughter sitting on the…

“Mom, I did not bag any award”

Mach and April are months of recognition and graduation in the Philippines. You see white and black grad robes, flying caps, certificates, and cheerful faces of students, teachers, and parents (they can finally rest from baon and school projects!) It is also the time when students taste the fruit of their labor. Medals, ribbons, and…

Things I Wish I Knew When I Became a Teenage Mom

It's not a secret that I became a mom at a very young age. I was just 17 then. With God's grace, my husband and I were able to surpass the difficulties and hardships of that phase in our lives. Our parents also helped us a lot and stood by our side, gave us guidance…