The Friends You Choose
Even into adulthood it mattters that I surround myself with like-minded friends, women who share the same convictions, who anchor me, hold me accountable, and…
Even into adulthood it mattters that I surround myself with like-minded friends, women who share the same convictions, who anchor me, hold me accountable, and…
So today I actually lost it, like really lost it as I was teaching math to my daughter, Tiana. She couldn’t grasp regrouping for addition,…
On the day I took my second son, Edan, to renew his passport, the event turned into a mom and son bonding time. Troubled by…
The phrase “entitlement mentality” gets thrown around a lot as emblematic of today’s younger generation. Merriam Webster defines entitlement as: the fact of having a…
I have a son, who will remain unnamed in case he reads this someday, who likes to take his time…all the time. He has little…
Towards the end of last year, Edric and I decided that we want our kids to be more involved in chores around the house, specifically…
One of the things our kids have “lovingly” corrected Edric for is his reactive-ness when situations are highly stressful. He’s changed so much through the…
I saw this photo in my files. This was the night I gave birth to Catalina in St. Luke’s Medical Center in BGC. It reminds…
Someone asked me what my beauty regimen is and I didn’t know what to say. When I told Edric and the kids about the question,…
I felt like an addict last week, watching episode after episode of House of Cards. After each Netflix marathon, uselessness and emptiness troubled me. The…
I like to rescue my kids from consequences and problems, and this probably echoes the sentiment of most parents who are well-meaning. Who wants their…
One Christmas, my daughter received a set of Dora the Explorer clips, hairpins, and slippers from my mom. Instead of thanking her grandma, she flipped…