When the pandemic started, schools had to adjust to different set-ups for classroom. Some still cater face-to-face for those students whose parents are both working, and others who choose to stay at home can attend virtually. For our sons, we chose the virtual classes. My youngest son is 3 and is turning 4 tomorrow. I… Read More
For months, my 6 year old son struggled with math. He started hating it so bad because he did not understand the lesson and he was left clueless whenever they’d have a task to do. He hated it and told me he wished math didn’t exist. He was exaggerating of course, but the effect was… Read More
Everyday in my social media, there is literally an announcement of someone’s death. When the year started, it was nothing, but as the year comes to its end, this news can be really be depressing at times. I know you have also seen these news in your newsfeed or maybe have even experienced it in… Read More
“Why don’t you just buy vegetables? It is cheaper and it won’t take too much of your time.” I do buy veggies, but this why we plant:😅 “It has been four days and my seed has not grown yet!” My second son said in frustration and hopelessness. “Well, when you sow something, it will grow,… Read More
Artists are often great at creating, but would most of the time feel uneasy when selling. Promoting their art can even bring awkwardness because people expect artists to give items for FREE or with a DISCOUNT all the time. This is true, especially for their relatives and friends. Thus, making the artist run out of… Read More
This Chicken Katsu recipe or Tori Katsu is always one of my go-to when I’m in a Japanese restaurant. I like its fried, crispy, a little salty taste, plus, the dip which is usually a teriyaki sauce or something close to that. Lately, I’ve been craving for it but I lack one ingredient which is… Read More
Blogging The main reason why I haven’t been blogging in the last quarter of 2019 was because of technical issues I have been encountering on my website. When WordPress mobile updated 4-5 months ago, I started having a hard time uploading blog posts from my phone. There would always be an error when uploading until… Read More
I was browsing my drafts and saw this unpublished post. I thought I have published this back in August 2019, but apparently, I haven’t so, here is a review of Goyo, The Boy General. *This post contains spoilers about the movie. Finally found time to watch Goyo, The Boy General. General Gregorio Del Pilar (Goyo) in… Read More
DIY customizable planner/journal. I’m more of the journaling type, and I’ve used planners in the past, mostly for journaling ideas, reflections, writing topics, etc. What would usually happen is that I’d use up all the pages of the planners before the year even ends. 3 months to be exact. Thus, loosing track of all the… Read More
Judges 18 tells the story of the people of Laish and their isolation from other people. It is a city in the upper Jordan valley, apparently colonized by the Sidonians, which was captured by the Danites. Names, names, names, you probably have no idea who they are so let’s move on and get to know… Read More
