Youngster's Park

I just thought to share this pictures of Wrozlie. Whenever she sees a camera, she would pose like crazy and I think she's cute..

One more thing, She's potty trained, wohooo! She sometimes gets accidents, but now, she wears regular panties and she goes to her potty chair, which I am so excited to share with you all. Night time is still pull ups time, but she will learn pretty soon.

 

                   

Who wouldn't want to take a picture of this.

 

                  

And what about that one? 

                 

And the finale, wahahahaha! Saturday Night Fever, baby!!

                           

Today, I found out that my son has a Girlfriend (huwaaaaaa!) He's been getting phone calls from a girl, and he said they are just friends. Then my hubby squeezed it out of him. He admitted, she's his GF. Grrrrr!!! He's my baby, and although he's a lot taller than me, he's still my baby.

I have to admit, he's growing too fast for me. All 4 of them. Dan got his Learner's permit last Spring break, I didn't even expect that he's going to pass the test. But, he did. So, this coming summer, he will stay here with Rodney, while the 3 younger kids, myself and my mom go to the Philippines for vacation. He chose to stay so he can learn how to drive. And I guess, the reason too is because of his GF.

I felt sad learning that my baby is not a baby anymore...but a young man..who now has a GF.  Does that mean, I am old?

Eversince we bought a bunk bed for Roan and Wrozlie and they have their room together, I always end up cleaning up their room. Well, what would you expect from a  7 and 3 year- olds.

When my kids receive toys from any occasion, they keep it, they don't destroy it, they might get tired of playing with it, but it would still be in the big bin. Roan still has some toys from when he was 3 years old that I kept and stored in New York and my hubby was able to get it back when we moved back here in TN.

Cleaning up a room with so many small toys is not an easy job. It's my everyday task and although it's tiresome, I love doing it for my children.  

Wrozlie's and Roan's shelves that I got from Goodwill.

I can't imagine how much patience I have putting all these little itty bitty toys together without me pulling my hair out.

                  

Wrozlie and Alex has their Dora table for 2 for when they do their Tea party.

See my little Princess here? posing for the camera, having her tea party by herself.

Wrozlie loves Disney Princess, and Roan sleeps with Woody and Spiderman.

Every morning, after taking Roan to the bus stop, this is my   routine. Go to my kids room and clean, if not, you will not locate the carpet, ahahaha!

Just a post about my 2 princesses who love picture taking moments.

Wrozlie and Alexandra decided to pose for mommy earlier.

She put on her pink hat that her Lola made for Wrozlie couple of years ago and she wanted me to take her picture.

She posed so lovely for  the camera.

After taking  her picture, she wanted to see herself in the mirror, hahaha!

Jut thought to share this with you guys..

At least once a week I drive to Jen's house so that we can make chikka and the kids can play. One day I drove the kids there when there was no school due to snow the previous night.

Roan and Stanley playing and getting acquainted.

 

Amanda, Angel and Wrozlie trashing Amanda's playroom. They have a room just for Amanda's toys. These kids are so lucky that they have so much toys. When we were little, we had the can with string on both sides and we use that as our telephones.

Dan getting ready to go somewhere, I don't know where.

Alex with her "patotong" before we left for Alabama.

I am so happy that I am able to give my children the life that I never had when I was growing up. That's why we are doing the best we can to support them, that way they would never experience that life that we went through to be where we are right now.

On the second thought, I believe that..the hardship that we had, taught us to have goals in life. The poverty that we encountered motivated us to strive for more. All the difficult moments that followed us until the time we became adult guided us to be the people we are now. Most of the people that had everything growing up became unsatisfied with anything that they have.

I am so thankful that, being poor, didn't lead me to be a bad person, instead, I learned to appreciate the importance of life itself. I am so grateful that although we were lack of material things, my parents gave us love and supported us and keep on helping us in anyway they can.

To all the parents in the blog world, Cheers to us all!!!!