It comes as no surprise with the future economic condition of the USA that many Fil-Am couples are immigrating to the Philippines as is being reported by the Philippine government. Yes, the economic outlook for the USA is that grim. If we could, we would be doing the exact same thing.
However, we [...]
Part two of Decisions on Family Matters….
There is another challenge that can be faced and it comes in the form of siblings. For hubby, he has siblings. If you are an only child, these issues are pretty straightforward. You are the one who is responsible to help out your [...]
Our favorite rapper gives us a random glimpse into his home life. To all the haters this is how broke ass Joe Budden is living -crazy house, fine ass girl, good kid.
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Go here and meet Nicole, my 19 year old niece. She's just posted photos of the hurricane damage at her apartment complex. My mom's electricity was restored this afternoon! Both brothers now have power too. Not sure if my sister's house does yet. (edited (9/24/08) My sister STILL does NOT have electricity! Photo of Nicole and me last summer at the Hollywood Bowl. On another note, My sister called w
Usher's latest album, Here I Stand, was something of a flop, despite him going to every show on the cable dial to promote it. (It's sold a relatively paltry 948,000 copies in 10 weeks, and had no top-10 singles after the No. 1 hit "Love In This Club.") So he's fired his manager Benny Medina and lured his mom, Jonnetta Patton, away from her gig as a "full-time grandmother" and back to the role of h
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We had two Dr. appointments today to attend to. One for Eric which was just a well baby check up , I can't believe he weighed in at 12 pounds , 12 ounces. I knew he was growing but it feels like yesterday that he only weighed in at 6 pounds. Time goes by quickly around here. The second appointment was for Catherine to get her stitches out but when I re-bandaged it this morning I knew there was no way they were going to be coming out today. A slight infection has set in and she needs to take antibiotics for a few days before they remove them. I was happy to hear that she has now gained 10 pounds since coming here almost a year ago. Both her and Tommy are now off all medications and I think that is why they are finally growing and gaining weight.Joseph continues to talk with his biological brother daily by phone. It's been over a week now that his brother located us through a mutual friend who grew up in the orphanage in Ethiopia with them. Matthew has been talking with him also
How much do you know about your family?
When I trained to be an ESOL teacher, one of the topics we covered was having a sense of home (a tricky thing for migrants to regain in a new country). Family plays an important role in our sense of home and identity - who we are and where we’ve come from - but when we were asked to name just one of our great-grandparents, not one person could do it.
This got me thinking about where my family had come from… I knew some of the names, but did I know anything about who those people really were, what mattered to them, what their achievements had been and why they’d come to New Zealand from far-off lands? Not a chance. Yet these people are the reason I’m here today, calling myself a New Zealander and living in this peaceful, prosperous country.
Try talking to your family about your heritage and ancestry, so that this knowledge won’t be lost. Plus, it’s fascinating stuff when you get into the stories of people&rsquo
My story began on Thursday afternoon, the day I was leaving for New York. The first goodbyes were really hard, but I had to do it. I said goodbye to Nanima, Tas and Zee, and started the journey with my mom and my dad. The journey was long and boring, but we did it. We got here, and I finally got to spend some time with my mom and my dad together. Occurances like this are really rare, since everyone is so busy with their own lives. Having my parents around made the trip easier, the depression of seperation had not really kicked in. Well anyways, we spent the whole weekend exploring and hanging out at home (mom and dad's favorite passtime is sleeping). The famous line of "Don't worry I'm just lying down, I'm not sleeping" turned into loud snores, and it was only 8pm. I guess that happens with old folks.
Time flew by. The moment I had been dreading had finally come. It was Monday morning, time for my parents to go back to Newmarket. An ocean of tears later, they
My story began on Thursday afternoon, the day I was leaving for New York. The first goodbyes were really hard, but I had to do it. I said goodbye to Nanima, Tas and Zee, and started the journey with my mom and my dad. The journey was long and boring, but we did it. We got here, and I finally got to spend some time with my mom and my dad together. Occurances like this are really rare, since everyone is so busy with their own lives. Having my parents around made the trip easier, the depression of seperation had not really kicked in. Well anyways, we spent the whole weekend exploring and hanging out at home (mom and dad's favorite passtime is sleeping). The famous line of "Don't worry I'm just lying down, I'm not sleeping" turned into loud snores, and it was only 8pm. I guess that happens with old folks.
Time flew by. The moment I had been dreading had finally come. It was Monday morning, time for my parents to go back to Newmarket. An ocean of tears later, they
