Hallabong Fruit

The highlight of the our island hopping is the hike t Mt. Halla, but we didn't go because of the kids. Its going to be a hard one for them because its a 4 hours hike. But anyhow, one of the Filipinos who went is Kuya Noel. When we were going home he got these boxes of hallabong fruit that he bought for pasalubong. We didn't know that we are one of the recipients of those fruits lol.. Thanks a lot Kuya Noel, you are so thoughtful!Hallabong are so sweet and juicy!

Moments with Pap

The theme for this Friday's Mommy Moment is Grandparents bonding. Our kids had a lot of sweet moments with their Pap back home that is why Rylie is so close to Dad. She is Pap's partner when he is brewing coffee, a duo in sweeping the yard, and even doing dishes. She misses all of those times that she and Pap can bond together.Here's Rye helping Dad clean up the dishes.

Having a short walk in the neighborhood. Take her for ride in her stroller during winter times. A team in watching TV. Dad even attended EJ's baptism, which shocked all of us because he really is not a church goer. Pap is the cushion when they are sleepy. And a tour guide during adventures. I must have deleted accidentally the folder where Mama had moments with our kids wahhhh..

Tea Party

Our princess wanted to have a tea party with with her brother the other day so I dressed her up like a little chinese. They had so much fun drinking tea, yup they really put tea in their tea cups hehehe.. Iced tea not hot.

Here's my Chinese little lady cooking the spicy bicol express! Goodnyt everyone!

Summer is great for family Bonding

The weather was very beautiful the other day so we went to this circle where kids can bike and run around. We chased each other in the area where there is grass and we had fun. It is mandatory inside the base to wear protective gears when biking, so rylie was all decked up. The view from this area is gorgeous, you can see some part of the town and mountain.

Have a great day everyone!

Smart Korean Girl

We went to Home Plus last Sunday so that the kids can play in their play area. It was raining the whole day so our little burritos were bored to tears. The moment we arrived at the play area, a five year old Korean girl with her 3 year old tag along sister approached us and talked to us. I found it very impressive because most of the Korean won't talk to us there. She was very good in English. I asked her if she has an English tutor but she told me that her Dad teaches her because he was a school teacher. She said that her English name is Sally and her sister is Sarah. So here's the remembrance of a brave talented girl who talked to us.