Photographic Memories

Just having fun cooking at home. I’m trying to improve my food presentation. This is one of our native delicacies “adobong baboy”. I added pasta, broccoli and carrot to make it more presentable. When I let my sisters see this picture, they say that it’s so mouthwatering. How they wish they could taste it.

This is daughter #1 at the age of 29 months old. That is how much she has progressed now. Using the Mouse and Potty(deleted). Click down there for more.

Using the Mouse video. Here is my daughter in front of the computer playing her educational video. Amazingly, she already knows how to click the mouse. In the said educational video, there’s a command voice that will say what picture should be click. And the child will identify by clicking the mouse. First thing she knew was how to click the mouse.

Kennon Road: A road that was engineered by the Americans and built by the Japanese and Filipinos.

Kennon Road is one of the three major access roads that lead up to Baguio City from Manila . This is the most scenic highway to Baguio . The road was originally called Benguet Road the it was named after U.S. Army Colonel Lyman N. Kennon who was its final builder. With the labor of Igorots and some foreign workers.

This is a beautiful blessing of welcoming a new life into the world.

Meet Bianca (child #2), the new addition to my family. She was born on September 30, 2007 at 9:37am and weighed at 8 lbs 3 oz. She is part of this blog too, part of me, part of you and part of us all. Welcome to the world Bianca!

New addition to the family. This is taken during our stay in the hospital when I gave birth to our second child. This is my first daughter having a time of her life posing for pictures in her mini bed. There was a time in our hospital stay that we caught our eldest daughter still in her pajamas and wearing the sleepers of her papa. My hubby and 1st daughter strolling at the hospital hallway.

I spent my weekend in the hospital, this is my newborn daughter. More pictures will follow. This is the time when I delivered my second daughter’s. This is her hand still wearing her wristband. Newborns are very delicate. You just love to touch and look at them.