My husband and I prayed long and hard if we will share our story. Our doctors advised us to be discreet and we saw wisdom in that. We experienced a bit of discrimination and for a family who has been through a lot, even a bit can hurt. Looking back, I am thankful for friends… Continue reading Miracles in the Time of Corona
Letters in the time of Quarantine
"If you are reading this, then the world has survived the Co-vid pandemic..." That's what I wrote to my daughters today.My daughters are 6 and 2 years old. I'm sure they will remember little about this historical moment of being on quarantine because of a pandemic. I wrote to them today. These are the journals… Continue reading Letters in the time of Quarantine
Our Magical Time in Music Together
Think of a popular children’s show. A lot of familiar names come to mind. To name a few: Sesame Street, Blue’s Clues, Hi-5, etc. These shows have different themes and narratives but what do these shows have in common? Lively characters, dancing and music. Children naturally gravitate to these shows because they are wired to… Continue reading Our Magical Time in Music Together
What I Learned From GHC 2019
October 5 is World Teachers’ Day. I celebrated it with my fellow homeschooling moms in Homeschool Global Conference 2019. It was held in SM Aura Convention Center. My husband stayed home with the kids while I enjoy learning to become a more equipped teacher mom. I’ll share here a few of the many things I… Continue reading What I Learned From GHC 2019
Why Teaching Filipino Is Important
Growing up, I learned Tagalog through my everyday conversations but admittedly, I loved English more. I would choose Dickens over Balagtas. When I pondered why, I realized it’s because English was living for me. Filipino was not. My Nanay filled our home with books, ranging from novels to Christian books to encyclopedias. Our family car… Continue reading Why Teaching Filipino Is Important
