Mother’s Day was celebrated recently, and it’s heartwarming to know how people got creative in recognizing and appreciating the women of their lives despite the pandemic. Motherhood is hard to begin with, but Corona definitely took this ineffable role into a different level. Throughout the outbreak, I have been graced with stories from different mothers and… Continue reading Corona, Motherhood, and Me
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Picking the minds of GenZ
“Your writing sounds rushed!” Seems like an editor to his writer, right? No. That was me one afternoon when Juno submitted one of his short stories. Juno is one of those kids who have a hard time answering the question, “what do you want to be when you grow up?” And for years, it was… Continue reading Picking the minds of GenZ
“What does your mom do?”
Mother’s Day is celebrated every second Sunday of May, and before this month ends, I’d like to share with you this conversation I had with Juneaue, my 9-year old son. He had this homework in Kindergarten wherein he had to answer “What does your mom do?”. What he wrote was, “Nothing, she just sleeps all… Continue reading “What does your mom do?”
Juneau At Three
At 3, Juneau can count more than ten, and has memorized the alphabet. At 3, Juneau knows the different colours and shapes. At 3, Juneau knows the pieces of chess and has this as his first sport. At 3, Juneau knows how to fix puzzles. At 3, Juneau can get very tech savvy. Yet he’s… Continue reading Juneau At Three
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