Showing posts with label all about mayumi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label all about mayumi. Show all posts

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Happy Birthday Mayumi!

  I brought you into this world unexpectedly...

I was so busy taking care to my first bundle of joy, your ate tala
When i was carrying you, there were more of fears i felt
knowing that my time and my life will be divided between you and your ate.


                                             

 Until the day you came,
 You gave me the feeling of not to be afraid

 You showed me that you needed me
 I held you so close to me and say my prayer


From then on, I keep you in my heart always

and I thank God that you are in my life
I thank Him for being perfectly YOU.




You are perfect, and that makes me a PERFECT MOTHER!



On your birthday, I am asking God to bless you
again and again and again.





The combination of your traits.......


talents....

 and personal qualities makes 

You are our amazing gift from God!

We are so very proud of you!

Tatay, Nanay and Ate Tala love you so so much!

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Still at home

I still did not report for work...mayumi is sick....will be having an appointment to her pedia later. I hope nothing is serious...her fever is on and off....

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

My Hands

I saw this cute poem inside mayumi's classroom and i want to share this to every mom out there.........:)

Sometimes you get discouraged
because I am so small
and always leave my fingerprints
On furniture and walls.


But everyday I'm growing...
I will be grown up someday,
And all those tiny handprints
will surely fade away.


So here's a final handprint
Just so you can recall
Exactly how my fingers looked
when i was very small.







mayumi's work

look at my ading mayumi's work
mayumi as a lap baby, toddler and as a pre schooler

our family :)

Now, let's talk about...

our digestive system....here it goes...
The teeth in my mouth
bite and chew, bite and chew
bite and chew all day long


The food goes into my mouth
down the esophagus
turn in my stomach
slide down the intestine
out as urine and feces







Simple and wonderful isn't it?

Reproductive System

I was once a tiny cell,
coming from my mommy
You call this a pretty egg
waiting for the sperm
hahaha, hohoho
mommy dear i love you so
hahaha, hohoho
daddy dear i love you so
I was once a tiny cell
coming from my daddy
You call this a handsome sperm
wriggling all the time
hahaha, hohoho
daddy dear i love you so
hahaha, hohoho
mommy dear i love you so
I was once a tiny cell
coming from my parents
You call this a zygote
in my mommy's uterus
hahaha, hohoho
mommy dear i love you so
hahaha, hohoho
daddy dear i love you so



my zygote now sings......hehehehe



see, they know how a sperm wriggles


mommy , daddy dear i love you so

mayumi's culminating activity

sharing with you some pics of mayumi during their science culminating activity

Oh yes! they are pre schoolers and this is their classroom! huh!


mayumi with her best buddies


they are really so cute!

getting ready.......



more pics to follow

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

slippers


mayumi carefully arranged our slippers before she went to bed

For several nights now, mayumi, my bunso, has this ceremony - - before her bedtime, she would carefully arrange our slippers downstairs. Last night, as i was really curious, why she has to do it and why during her bedtime....i asked her and our conversation went like this:

nanay: uhmmm, ading, what are you doing?

mayumi: i am about to sleep nanay....

nanay: so, what are you doing with the slippers?

mayumi: i am fixing them nanay, so when you and tatay wake up and i am still asleep....your slippers are ready!

I never expect that she would give me that reason.....i just simply thought that she would just want to see those slippers to be placed orderly..............behind her act is a deeper meaning!... ooohhhhhhh.....children are really so fascinating - with the way they act, feel and think!

Children are really gifts from heaven!

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