Jeff was the most patient driver even when the twins were already fidgety. We went around LA – just to see the sights that many people come to visit. We were not particularly interested about the Hollywood Walk of Fame or the Hollywood sign, for that matter. But since we …
This one goes out to my good friend and the twins’ Ninang Doreen Sy Maloloy-on. It’s not the words that you speak That makes you dear to us. It’s the memories you record onto forever In the form of images and videos Cementing your presence in our mundane, yet joy-filled …
Part of this USA trip was to go through Jeff’s storage unit, which holds treasures dating back to Jeff’s childhood days. I was particularly excited about this segment of the trip because I wanted to see what’s inside that huge container that Jeff kept telling me about. These videos show …
BY Jeff Ruffolo I’m a pretty old fashioned kind of guy. I collect comic books, totally devoted to my wife and family and yes, I cook a pretty mean pot of homemade spaghetti sauce with hand rolled meatballs. It was this way when I was growing up. My Mom, who …
Roadtipping from Utah to Las Vegas was a great exercise of perseverance and patience for our family. It meant stopping over every possible gas station or park to change diapers, buy food, or make milk for the twins. We, Jeff and I, agree that this is the worst time to …
A major highlight of this roadtrip was the stopover at a park in Beaver, Utah where we just let Nicholas and Antoinette explore the vast space. Nick, as expected, was utterly terrified with the grass. Toni, on the other hand, was her usual explorer self. All videos taken on 23 …
Funny how the twins listen to Manoy Timothy – and then later mimic his singing and some of the actions. Featuring “Let It Go” and “Roar”. 04 November 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Mh7DGuYvUs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpmsH_R6_C8
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BY Jeff Ruffolo Ever experienced writer’s block? You’ve heard of it – when you sit for hours staring at a black piece of paper or white screen on your computer and agonizing endlessly on what to write. Deadlines come and go and yet you still just can’t make your fingers …
When I decided to take up my Master’s Degree on Language and Literacy Education, I was certain that I will be blogging more on this page to share my journey and my learnings. But panic overtook my otherwise sane mind. I did not expect that working on this degree via …
