Archive for the ‘Family’ Category
Posted on March 18th, 2010 by by AmyMD
When I was a child, my parents do not spend too much (or nothing at all) for my toys. I remember spending most of my free time in our backyard playing with kids my age. During summer vacations, afternoons are spent playing “bahay-bahayan” where we put up tents made of newspaper or old sacks. One [...]
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Tags: PSP 3000, W
Posted on March 14th, 2010 by by AmyMD
The arbor is made of metal. This used to be covered with net housing the orchids underneath thus giving them shade and protecting them from the sun’s heat. But that was long ago when my mom used to love gardening and she stays in this garden for long hours. And her orchids were really in [...]
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Tags: gardening, trellis
Posted on January 26th, 2010 by by AmyMD
I remember when me and my husband were just starting life together. I was responsible for everything in the house from cleaning the house and the backyard, doing the laundry, cleaning fishes freshly bought from the market, cooking, and all the little things. Life was so simple then and I enjoyed every moment of it. [...]
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Tags: life, priority
Posted on October 16th, 2009 by by AmyMD
So many typhoons had passed before us. And even if we hear from the radio or watch it on television, not a single pack of goods has reached us. Not until this time.
The other day, a pack of relief goods containing a kilo of rice, two packs of lucky meat beef mami, and a can [...]
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Tags: baranggay captain, relief goods, San Fabian, typhoon Pepeng, typhoon victims
Posted on October 12th, 2009 by by AmyMD
One week before floodwaters hit Pangasinan, the people here were already preparing for the worse to come. Grocery stores were filled with people, long lines in paying areas, and empty shelves especially in the canned goods areas. That was when typhoon Pepeng had its first landfall in Cagayan on October 2. Classes were suspended then [...]
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Tags: Dagupan City, flood, floodwater, Pangasinan, San Fabian, typhoon, typhoon Pepeng
Posted on September 13th, 2009 by by AmyMD
After the first quarter grade was released in my kids’ school, many who used to be PHLs (Principal’s Honor List) did not make it. The lists from all the levels are conspicuously trimmed down to almost half. It is the result of giving quizzes (sometimes unannounced) in lieu of mid-quarter exams.
I had expected it. That’s [...]
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Tags: basketball, discipline, player, School, study, varsity
Posted on September 10th, 2009 by by AmyMD
Eight years ago today (September 8), I delivered a healthy baby boy via caesarian section at the Philippine Children’s Medical Center (PCMC) in Quezon City. Why so far when I live in Pangasinan, you might ask. It is because I truly believe in the ability of my OB-Gyne. And in addition to that, most, if [...]
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Tags: birthday, celebration, eighth, gift
Posted on August 30th, 2009 by by AmyMD
I distinctly remember when I was a child, my mom who worked as an RHU nurse, would be called for by local folks if somebody is delivering a baby. Most of these deliveries happen at night or at dawn. And my mom would be there almost the whole night waiting for the baby to come [...]
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Tags: backyard, chicken, gifts, tokens, vegetables and fruits
Posted on August 19th, 2009 by by AmyMD
Few weeks before August 16, Raymund announced to the whole family that he was joining the race. A 3 kilometer race. Of course, he caught us by surprise. It was so unbelievable. All I know is that my son loves to eat pasta. Any kind of pasta will disappear in front of him. But joining [...]
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Tags: 3K run, elimination, marathon, milo
Posted on August 12th, 2009 by by AmyMD
July has been the busiest month for me every year. But this year’s has been so far the busiest. It is evidenced by the long pause in blogging I had for this month.
For one, my mother-in-law died on July 4th (bless her soul). That took out a lot of our time, interrupting our busy [...]
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