not so nuts to be a working Mom

My husband is a member of the Makiling Airsoft Club .. an Airsoft Team based in Los Banos, Laguna, Philippines nestled near the legendary Mt. Makiling. The group founded in the year 2000 adheres to its principles of honor, integrity, honesty and brotherhood.  The group is composed of individuals from engineers to lawyers, doctors and consultants to businessmen and students who share the same passion of playing and promoting airsoft as a Sport. Aside from fun, they also host beneficial games for target individuals.. the latest of which is the Benefit Game for Typhoon Sendong victims which hit the country in the last part of 2011. A van-load of used clothes and food stuffs were colleceted from donations of other airsoft teams in the province who participated in the event last January 2012... 

I once read an article that says “The search for the ideal husband is an eternal one! The truth is that it is rare in life that any one thing or person turns out to be “ideal” and choosing words like reasonable, amicable, livable, satisfying and acceptable would be better terms with which to describe your husband. If you can find a man you can live with; you are in luck!” Am I the lucky one!!!! I found a man I can live with, and happily at that. He may not be perfect but the term ideal is not enough to describe him that sometimes I wonder whatever I did that God gave him to me as a reward.   Contrary to my observations on other couple friends of ours, I feel lucky he hasn’t changed. Nothing’s changed, kid, financial and life struggles and all. Respect and honesty has always been and I’m sure will always be there between us. Communication between us has never been better and more open now that we have a teenage daughter, which also helps her become a person of good character who k

My dear husband doing what he loves and wishes he could do it again...

To realize t he value of a sister/brother Ask someone w ho doesn't have one. To realize t he value of ten years: Ask a newly d ivorced couple. To realize t he value of four years: Ask a graduate. To realize t he value of one year: Ask a student who h as failed a final exam. To realize t he value of   nine months: Ask a mother who gave birth to a stillborn. To realize t he value of one month: Ask a mother w ho has given birth to a   premature  baby.. To realize t he value of one minute: Ask a person w ho has missed  the train, bus or plane. To realize t he value of one-second: Ask a person w ho has survived an accident. Time waits for no one. Treasure every moment you have. You will treasure it even more when w ou can share it with someone special. To realize the value of a friend or family member: lose one.

This is my family (husband and daughter also not so nuts). :)