Forget about me backtracking everything - because Im so behind blogging everything that is happening (I think since April?) - so here is my lame attempt to blog again - let’s see.

Father’s Day was nice, just the usual weekend with cards. The kids got their Dad cards, made individually. Matthew helped Martha draw hearts and he wrote, “I love you Dad.” His card was more touching. It read, “I love you Daddy. Thank you for providing for me and giving me everything. You are the best Dad.” (Naks no, magaling mambola). It was just written in paper but Edil was touched (he should be - he didnt even bother telling the kids to make one for me when it was Mother’s Day!)

Of course there were pictures, and we went green this time (totally coincidental trust me When Edil saw the kids in green, he changed from a blue shirt into a green one hehehe. Syempre dapat laging color coordinated ang mga anak ko :P)

Then we went to the Shrine to greet my Dad, hang out and tell people goodbye (there were people leaving for the US yesterday) — all I can say is, Im so desperately going to pray this Christmas will be a very blessed one.

And a scrapper Mommy needs family pictures all the time. It was a good thing my sister was there and she took pictures This was one of the many she took that was just awesome:

After the guests left, we went to mass in Tagaytay and then did takeout at Jollibee after buying some milk and coffee from Mercury (milk for the princess coffee for the King).

Life is back to normal for us folks. Exodus, the celebration, is over, but as someone very special said, this is the year for Exodus. Our journey has just began and the desert is very dry, tempting and can be very very tiring (as is life).

But if we are successful, paradise cant be anymore perfect than it already is.

Happy Father’s Day Ama

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