Category Archives: Family
Clinging to a memory
It’s been a while since I last updated my blog with my latest happenings. It took alot of procrastination I confess, that it just reached a point that I totally forgot about a life that I had linked with this … Continue reading
A message from a puddle
It rained today in Lakewood Ranch- something that I personally would have wanted to experience at home. But since it took place on a weekday, I was inside the hotel not even mindful that it was already pouring outside by … Continue reading
A Child Again
Children’s excitement over a particular event that is expected to take place is for me the most genuine expression of all. Once upon a time we were children…and we know what it felt like. The anxiety over waking up on … Continue reading
A Celebration of Life
My Christian turned 36 yesterday. It was his first birthday as a married man. And as a wife, I tried to make it extra special…something that he will remember and hopefully get used to for the years to come. It … Continue reading
Putt-putt
It was really fun! We decided to go after dusk since both the Father and Son wanted to watch an episode of the Cash Cab before we go. After sunset was not really an ideal time to be out because … Continue reading
What’s in a rolled thread?
When I first started blogging, I had the idea structured in my head as to the subjects my blogs would contain. I have been trying to be consistent on that goal, and that is to share to everyone my experiences … Continue reading
An American Experience
I remember what my younger sister used to say to me. She told me on one occasion when she was still living in Jacksonville that for almost two years that she has been in the United States, she was not … Continue reading
One Spring
She was my Gardenia…my tiny flower whose beauty is reflected especially from the pureness of her heart. In her most solitary days, she brought tranquility to the limited hours that I spent with her. I met her in a time … Continue reading
Eternal Slumber
It was a rather lonely drive back home- especially for Mom. She was still with us twenty minutes ago, covered in a pale brown blanket I wrapped her around my arms as her head tried to manage to stick out … Continue reading
They Are Someone Else’s…
In the midst of economic difficulty here in the United States where finding a job that is in-line with your profession is nothing but a test of patience and endurance, my path brought me to a place that I’d never … Continue reading