Conveniently Inconvenienced
I'm a big believer that businesses should always consider their customer's convenience.
However, I have found an exception to the rule lately during a visit to the barbershop/salon.
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Julian’s Puns at Two
There was one night I was on duty to put Julian to sleep. He was about one and a half years old.
At this point I was still a newbie
How I’m Teaching Julian to Read by 2 Years Old
Julian is now around 20 months. I have a goal to get him started reading by 2.5 years old.
"But he's still a baby!" some might say. And I also
The Story of 13th and 14th Egg
This is a continuation of The Dozen Eggs story. It was told at a time when Mika was particularly impatient and said no to everything.
The story goes...
Inside the
Random Thoughts in AmBeRLo: Part 5 Mission Debrief
24 Days. 3 Countries. 2 Adults. 2 Kids. Here are the results.
1. The major reason we travelled to the Netherlands and UK was to see what life is like in
Random Thoughts in AmBeRLo: Part 5 Belgium
0. Names and labels are important because it helps people communicate information. While technically we can call things by different names, it is the informal agreement among communities that allows
Random Thoughts in AmBeRLo: Part 4 Amsterdam
1a. The first thing that stood out in Amsterdam were the bikes. The streets are filled with parked bikes sometimes even blocking the sidewalk.
There are also bike lanes all over
Random Thoughts in AmBeRLo: Part 3 Wintermission
1. Ever since I experienced winter many years ago I hated it. The paralyzing cold, the need for layering, and itchy rashes all over the body.
Overall winter for me is
Random Thoughts in AmBeRLo: Part 2 ‘Countdown to Minus 3’
1a. Our flight going to Amsterdam is about 14 hours long departing at 11:55pm. Here is the situation the morning of.
Bags Packed:
2 Large and 1 Small Luggage, plus a Stroller
Random Thoughts in AmBeRLo: Part 1 Family Anyway
1a. This December we are travelling to Amsterdam, Belgium, Rotterdam, and London.
Hence... #AmBeRLo.
I proposed it to Mae and she said, "ikaw bahala".
I took that as a "pwede na" rating.
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