Multi-Tasking Mama

  Today is the 18th Annual General Assembly of CEVCC. We attended the event at Metro Center Hotel. As early as now, I tried my best to teach them how to save. I'm glad and thankful that CEVCC are open-minded and did not ask for a lot of documents since their adoption is not yet finalized. With this Cooperative, Nat and Sush can have a way to send their money for better returns. I hope that someday, they will live a life of discipline and abundance, not lacking anything.

My eyes caught someone's post in FB today, and I can resonate with this for myself and my kids. " We often think that just because we dealt with feeling neglected or abandoned as a child, we become “okay” as adults. We tell ourselves “Matanda na’ko. Tapos na yun”. (I'm a grown up now, I'm done with that). The reality is this: the wound left by our mother or father that has not been addressed will continue to bleed in every aspect of our lives. Majority of the time, these wounds will keep showing up in our relationships regardless if it’s personal, professional, or even intimate. Childhood trauma lingers unless we face it. Life is short. Make peace with your parents. This could be the final piece of the puzzle that will complete you. " - Jose Enrico V. Libunao This is definitely true and I hope that despite their special life beginnings, Sush and Nat will be able to bounce back in life in a positive way and be able to face their past without any ill feelings. I wi

I felt bored today and have decided to take the kids for an ice cream. Finally, I have done this after so many delays and frustrations. I wanted them to remember that I spend days for ice cream when they were little ;)