My husband and I are blessed to have a boy and a girl. it's fun to see them grow up. Coby, who just turned 10 last April 5, is becoming more mature in his ways. He is more confident and at times makes decisions for himself. He used to go with us to the supermarket during weekends but now he would rather stay in his grandfather's house and play with his friends. He speaks up though not to the point of answering back, thank ... view the post
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Quitting Homeschool—Not!
In my four years of homeschooling Coby, I could no longer count the times I said, "I'm done!" "This is over!" or "It's just too hard, I can't do it anymore!" I guess I'm not the only homeschooling mom who felt this way at least once in their entire homeschooling life. Until one day, I really, really considered throwing in the towel. I think it was in the middle of this school year when I really felt tired of doing it ... view the post
What is God’s Will for Me?
Aside from being a homeschooling mother of two, I am a dentist by profession. No, I was not fascinated with the oral cavity when I was still in pigtails. At 17, I was still unsure if the current course I was enrolled in at that time was the one for me. Nobody gave me sound advice then so I gave in to the "suggestion" of my mother who really wanted me to become a dentist. I would say I was a diligent student. I had no ... view the post
A Different Kind of Boy
He is different. He is not the athletic boy who would be shooting hoops in the backyard. He does not like sports. He would rather ride his bike "leisurely", as what he describes his biking, around the neighborhood discovering insects, grime or what have you. He loves to explore around the house. Sometimes I would catch him in the bathroom just observing whatever items he sees there. He would do experiments on his own ... view the post
