Tomorrow, Monday Nov. 28,is a non-working holiday in the Philippines. The government exchanged the commemoration of Bonifacio Day from Nov. 30, which is a Wednesday, to Nov. 28, para maging long weekend (good call).
We asked the kids if they knew why they didn’t have classes tomorrow. They did, but Miko doesn’t know who Andres Bonifacio is.
Luigi: “He’s a hero.”
Miko: “Why? Did he save the day? Was he wearing a cape?”
Tito Ric phoned the 2 boys this evening, just to exchange kakulitan. Here are some excerpts of his conversation with Miko: 1.“You know, Kuya is taller than mommy na. He’s up to her chin already.” “How about you?” “I’m up to her…. aaaah… aaaah … i don’t want to say it e.” (clue: he’s a…
For show and tell today, the kids had the following assignments: Luigi- anything; Miko- souvenir from another country. Luigi brought the picture frame of our piano recital write up in the Inquirer. For Miko, I let him bring my old ILNY (I ‘heart’ NY) t-shirt. I got this 25 years ago, year 1980, and it’s…
Happy Father’s Day!
This album is powered byBubbleShare– Add to my blog Last Saturday, we started decorating our house for Christmas. We started with the downstairs first… and ended there, too. I was thinking of doing the upstairs next weekend. But the kids started bugging me to set up the tree upstairs, because they know that they’re in…
This is a photomosaic of Miko’s 7 years… it includes pictures from infancy up to the present… Ang galing ni daddy no? Click and view the picture to appreciate.
Happy birthday Tita Trish!
LOL!!! Ang kulet! Superhero lang ang may cape SuperMiko! I miss you. I have a surprise for you. And Kuya. And Mommy. And Daddy. 😉
Once again, Miko saves the day by making Ninang Tricia laugh. Ikaw ang hero Miko, because you have a cape.
Hindi ba alam ni Miko? si Andres, atapang atao yan.
Ay si Andres… Miko’s full name was supposed to be Miguel Andres, but we decided against it kasi nga it was prone to teasing… andres de saya, andres me… sayang. I really like that name!… btw, malapit na silang mag ‘ataga a uten’!