Do you know how many times in one day we have to clean up the children’s home classroom?
The answer is: I lost count.
We started putting together our home classroom in March after Jeff and I started our discussion about homeschooling the children. We decided not to. We will enrol them in a regular school that offers online and modular learning. Continue reading“Let’s Make Art: A special project for our neighbors and the children”
I pride myself for living a suburban life in the outskirts of Liloan town, which is located an hour (or two/three depending on the traffic situation) from Cebu City. But on occasions when I do take my children to the ciudad (city), which now often falls on a weekend because they are regular school children, I make sure to take them to Ayala Center Cebu.
It’s a no brainer.Continue reading“3 Reasons to Join Ayala Center Cebu’s KIDDO Club”
We passed by the children, in their white and blue checkered uniforms, on our way to the gymnasium of Barangay Taptap for “Food+Stories+Books,” a three-in-one event which marks the second initiative of Cebu Nanays for Nanays since its inception just last May 2018.
Inside the Golden Prince Hotel van was Mrs. Louella “Tita Loy” Alix; Basadours Doreen Sy Maloloy-on, John Espinoza, Jennie Elloran and Jo Belle Marabiles; my daughter Antoinette and myself.
Continue reading“Food+Stories+Books: The Monday that was in Barangay Taptap”
We despise the moniker “couch potato.” While we love staying in the house and do all sorts of things together such as reading, cooking and watching movies, our family, in its core, are gypsies who love to do things outside of the house.
