Last Monday, I was officially a work-at-home-mom (WAHM). But I wasn't at home. I went to the office of Multiply, the largest online selling community where my online shop has been since 2008. Way back 2006 when I created my personal account in Multiply, it was the popular site for posting pictures and writing blogs to share with family and friends. But when Facebook (FB) arrived, most personal blog accounts (including mine) became inactive and transferred to FB. But the good thing is, there ... [ Read More ]
Bringing Kids to Mass
I was raised by my parents to be God-fearing and encouraged to be a true Catholic. That means attending mass every Sunday. When we were kids, my sister and I tag along with them to their charismatic community. Every Sunday, we hear mass then participate in a gathering after that. Kids were invited to join the Children's Formation, Young Adults for the teens and another group (I forgot what it was called) for college students. That will allow community member's kids to mingle and build lasting ... [ Read More ]
What’s In Your Coffee?
I'm not much of a coffee drinker. I just take sips from hubby's coffee then go back to my ice blended drink. Our favorite coffee shop is Seattle's Best. I usually get a Javanilla while a Cafe Mocha with a chocolate stick is for him. But when he's feeling a little sleepy, a shot of espresso is requested to be added. Next in line is Starbucks where he still gets a Cafe Mocha while me a Javachip. Before, my all-time favorite was Starbucks' Rhumba. I miss that frapuccino. I wish they'll have it back ... [ Read More ]
The 5 Love Languages – What’s Yours?
The 5 Love Languages of Gary Chapman is a book about the different ways how a married couple express and interpret their love for each other. According to Dr. Chapman, a marriage counselor, the secret to a lasting love is to know and understand your partner's love language. The 5 Love Languages are the following:1. Words of Affirmation2. Quality Time3. Receiving Gifts4. Acts of Service5. Physical TouchMark and I have taken the Love Languages Assesment here to know how we send "kilig" to each ... [ Read More ]
Krispy Kreme in the South
Bye bye GoNuts and hello Krispy Kreme!GoNuts Donuts already closed it's store located at Westgate, Filinvest, Alabang. We were a bit sad because it was one of the take-out goodies we rely on for food sharing in parties/events. I think the only one left in Alabang area, is their stall in Shopwise in Festival Mall. While the other one still in the South is in SM Southmall. Are they already losing profit? Too bad they just introduced last year (I'm not sure) their ice cream which was the original ... [ Read More ]
Boracay in August – Day 2
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Boracay in August – Day 1
Side Story.... It was summer in 2005 when Mark and I last went to Boracay. Our budget was only P10k each wherein P6k went to the Asian Spirit (now Zest Air) plane ticket. Airline promos were not yet an "in" thing those days. So that left us P4k each for our 3D/2N accomodation and food. We stayed in a budget resort Orchids Resort in Station 3 which was recommended by The Lonely Planet for backpackers (we brought only one big camping backpack we borrowed from my SIL). We chose to stay in a fan ... [ Read More ]
Road to Becoming A Work-At-Home Mom
For the past 6 months, I have been working my way on a career as a home-based working mom. This has been one of my sidelines since I'm still working in my husband's family business. But as all things change, Kelsea will soon be studying (that's next school year) so we are already preparing what our set-up will be. It is our choice from the start not to get a nanny for Kelsea as long as we can still handle taking care of her. This has been very challenging since we are also maintaining our home. ... [ Read More ]
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