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This weekend, the husband was looking at his vision board and pointed to a picture of the Eiffel Tower. Husband (with much conviction): I am going here! TL#1: Oh, you're going to Paris, France. Mommy has been there . Husband: Yes, I am. Then the husband went downstairs. While in the room, TL#1 and I read a story about teamwork from the 7 Habits of Happy Kids book. After we finished the story, we decided to go down... TL#1 (very puzzled when he saw the husband): Daddy, you're here?! Husband (looking up nonchalantly from his iPad): Yes. TL#1: Huh, I thought you went to Paris. Why are you here?!? Harharhar! Speaking of vision board, I would want to make my own, too. It has been a while since I set goals for myself. Through our example, we hope that our son will learn to practice the value of goal-setting at an early age. If you want to make your own vision board, Martha Beck has guidelines here . - Posted using BlogPress from my iPad

It's Friday and my son bid me farewell today with this: Me: Bye baby. Mommy is going now. TL#1: Where are you going again mommy? Me: To work. TL#1: Why don't you work fast mommy? I'll give you my power of speed so you can work fast! He must really want me to come home early. At times like this, I feel a compelling need to find an 8 to 5 work. But is that the solution? When I was younger, before I became a teenager, I always looked forward to my Mama and Papa coming home from work. I like it more when they have pasubong but I was mostly content to have them home. Ah, the security of being with your parents! Then I became a teenager (with a boyfriend) and didn't care much anymore. That's why I want to squeeze as much memories and bonding moments with my kids at this stage in their life. Moms with older kids say that this stage is fleeting. There'll come a time that your children won't look for you anymore unless they want something. I believe in spending qual...