Stop and smell the flowers!

You need a break. Seriously, you do.

Not that it’s a lazy excuse to go a day without any activities. But it’s important that we take time out to rejuvenate and catch on with ourselves. It’s God’s way of telling you to completely rest and remain in peace. Trust God ‘cause He designed you this way.



Every day, we struggle to make our ends meet. We get quashed while rushing for the things in life: the train rides, the deadlines, endless meetings and conference calls, bills and more bills… Men~No~Pause…



Every year, Mama and I do our parts to remember and celebrate the important dates in our lives: birthdays, ROM day, and wedding day. No hassle, no bells and whistles, just the 2 of us. Our preference: We like it quiet and leave Gabby at the childcare center. “No phone calls please!”



But seriously, we need to take time out for ourselves. The chores of life can quickly make us forget who we are, and our mortal souls sank deep into oblivion. We must be reminded time and again that life’s precious and worth living for.

Understand this: when your elderly have passed on and all your kids have grown up and go about their own ways, you’ll be there for one another ‘til your ripe old age.

It’s worth a day’s off to take her somewhere nice and spend quality time together.

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Blessed 2010!

Hi there!
It's good to be back on the blog again. We have been 'away' for a while, for no particular reason. Just taking time out and play lazy, taking a break from the digital world.

Well, what can we say, time flies, Gabby is 3 years 1 month old now. We have taken time out to throw a mini celebration at her day care center. It's a surprise party we have planned with the school teachers. She is really delighted celebrating her 3rd birthday with her classmate friends and teachers.

It's a joy to see them sharing these precious moments together. It's the little things that make life wonderful.

Lion Dance

Recently, Gabby's into lion dance. Probably due to the chinese festive new year season and their frequent showing up at the shopping malls and nearby retail stores. She gets to see them more often. Everytime she hears the drumming starts, she will shout 'lion, lion'!