My Bite of Entitlement
Two of my kids love Cupcakes by Sonja, especially their Red Velvet flavor. The thing is, so do I. But I can’t eat a whole…
Month: May 2012
Averted “Cat Fight”
I stepped into a near cat fight between two of the ladies who work for me. I was in my bedroom, playing with my kids,…
The Unteachable Heart
I want my kids to have a teachable heart but lately, I have not been so teachable myself. Sadly, of all the people in the…
When Boys Go Biking with their Dads
Edric took Elijah, our eldest son, for a bike ride around the city. And it was magic for building his manhood. As for me, I…
My Husband is a “Pusher”
I mean that in a very good way. He wakes me up three times a week to go running even if I hate it. There…
Ultimate Longing
“How does God fulfill our ultimate longing? He does so in many ways: by being the perfect fit for our very nature, by satisfying our…
Debra Bell’s Key Factors for Homeschooling Success
Debra Bell, author of The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling, was a plenary speaker at the recently held Philippine Homeschool Conference. She was a pioneering homeschool…
Homeschooling is A Brotherhood
Elijah was learning about pangalan pantangi o pambalana (proper nouns and common nouns) and one of the exercises required him to give proper noun examples….
Innate Capacity
Do you believe that your child has the innate capacity to learn? I certainly do. And I have taught my kids with this mindset. But…
Bible, Christianity, family, Father, marriage, motherhood, Parenting, Raising Boys, Raising Girls, Relationships, Socialization, Thoughts
The Relational Atmosphere
My two older sons sat through Sunday service to watch and hear their dad preach. At one part during the message, Edric admitted to the…
Balloon Color Lesson
Titus’ birthday balloons became an instant color lesson for my little girl. I let her play with colors and I helped her identify them. She’s…
