Gab is not feeling well since yesterday. He has a slight fever. Probably due to teething again. He is still on the go and has good appetite. However, he is not as talkative or active as he used to.
We had the usual sleeping routine. After playing with the iPad, Gab turned off the lights, said his prayers and lay down on bed.
I have been looking around for a mini speaker for my sister’s new iPod. After weeks of looking around, I was able to find the one that suits my taste. Sonic Junky is a high performance mini speaker that blows a good bass sound. It also comes with a Sonic Junky app that you can download from iTunes for free.
We finally got a good video of Gab while he was praying. We taught him his prayer through sign language and he was quick to learn most of the words.
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We have never joined a family day before despite invitations from friends, church and groups. Gab was still too small to be joining family events then. Thus, we were excited to be invited in the Handyman Family Day last October 26.
Gabs can recognize numbers at the same time he learned his ABCs. But it was only about a month ago that he can recite the numbers 1-10 in order.
It’s Trick or Treat at Quennie’s office and kids were invited to a Costume Party. We have been thinking about Gab’s costume and decided to dress him up as an angel.
Gab is the ring bearer. And we know that Gab hates wearing a barong. Just like Dad. But he took it like a man and walk down the aisle while holding Mom’s hand. In the end, Gab made peace with his outfit.
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.
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