Gab will be the ring bearer for a wedding this weekend. Quennie and I went shopping for his barong but Gab doesn’t like wearing it.
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Gab Cries Twice A Day
Gab cries twice a day. He cries in the morning and in the evening. I wish I can help but it seems to be part of his routine already. But we have a way to calm him down.
Half Way There
I just turned 34 years old. And since the life expectancy of a male Filipino is 68.72 years old, I am half way to the rest of my life.
The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom
The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom takes us back to the inventor of Time and how is innocent invention lead to one of man’s complex concept. I have praises on other books by Mitch Albom, but the Time Keeper seems to lack something.
Buying a Ladies Bag Is a Difficult Task
I decided to give a bag for Quennie on her birthday this year. But I never thought the process can be stressful. So many choices. So many questions.
The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg Book Review
The Power of Habits by Charles Duhigg revealed how it habits are very influencial in our daily actions and decisions and how habits can be changes by following a simple process.
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Gabs Sings Happy Birthday for Mom
It’s Mom’s birthday and we had dinner at Cyma. After eating, we asked Gab to sing a Happy Birthday song for Mom.
Gab Makes His First “Boyot”
I bought Megabloks with hopes that it will help develop Gab’s motor skills and creativity. But it took more than a month before Gab really played with it.
Gab Learns his ABCs
With the right exposure and timing, Gab eventually learned his ABCs. Que arrived home from work while Gab was playing with his alphabet flashcards. Que asked Gab the letters in random while I took a video.
Teaching Sign Language to Hearing Childern Helps Improve Cognitive and Spatial Memory Skills
A research released in 1998 showed one of the benefits of baby sign language. Based on the study, hearing children exposed to sign language have improved “more rapidly on tests of visual-spatial cognition and spatial memory than their schoolmates not attending a sign language course.”