“We used to have fruits almost everyday” Those were the words of my daughter, Angel as we were talking about the happy days when their mother was still with us. And she was right, when my wife was still alive, she would often buy fruits for the kids. To think that the market was really Full Article
“Why can’t you move on?” I am puzzled. What does moving on means? When can one say that he can’t move on or he has already moved on? Do I strike you as someone who was not able to move on? After being exposed on national TV because of my letters to my wife, there Full Article
What could they be missing? Isn’t it obvious?! THE GENUINE LOVE AND WARM CARING OF A MOTHER! There’s just a need to balance the tough and over-imposing aura that a father provides… the kind of balance that only a mother can bring. Sadly, my kids missed that balance. Upfront, they look fine as if everything’s Full Article
“Sir, why are you here?” asked my son’s former classmate who saw me in school one day. “I will buy books for Edgar,” was my reply and stood behind him on the line to the bookstore. Lately, I’m becoming a familiar face in my children’s schools – enrolling them, paying their tuition fees, buying them Full Article
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Just when I thought I have prepared myself to combat any intruders and other unwelcome visitors (READ: SUITORS), I overlooked the small details that really means a lot to a growing child… a growing daughter, that is. Tomorrow is my daughter’s graduation. Of course, I am proud and happy that my daughter is graduating from Full Article
Last January, my daughter turned 13. Yes, I know. That was already two months ago. Well, it didn’t sink in on me then yet. She was still a baby then… I’d like to think that she still is. There were apprehensions, sure. At the back of my mind, paranoia was stubbornly bugging me. I was Full Article
I had another scare as my daughter got sick last weekend, and on the occasion of her birthday even. Was observing her the whole day as she was constantly complaining of pain and irritation. At nighttime, seeing that she won’t be healed by home medication, I took her to the hospital where we were immediately Full Article
Sharing something that I wrote back in year 200… on my son’s Ralph first field trip… Letting go… Do you know how a child feels when he let go of a balloon that he loves so much? Or how it feels when you set a bird free, after you took care of it in its Full Article
It’s inevitable, they have to grow up… yes, they do grow up after all! When they do, they explore… they go out… beyond your reach. And I thought being a single father was all the challenge that I have to face… I forgot about being a single father to a growing son. At first, there Full Article
