This past few days, I was occupied with doing household chores as my husband is going home. We will be picking him up at the airport later 😁. Why am I busy, then? Somehow, I wanted our house to be clean, so he wouldn't get stressed seeing a mess 🤣. However, my mother-in-law told me not to bother as taking our son alone was not easy. Hmm, she has a point, so I just washed all his clothes and did my regular cleaning. Thus, before I get busy again preparing for the travel later, as I will be bringing Caleb, let me share my random days.

It's quite late to share, but I was so cheerful to share that my little one made it halfway! Yes. Last December 13, he turns six months! Truly, babies grow fast, and we should make use of the time as night changes quickly. Reminiscing the past months, I couldn't believe I had survived. Yet, it was the unconditional love that fueled me entirely!

We did the second dose of the Rotavirus vaccine for my son last December 10, and the other day, our BHW - Brgy. The health worker informed me that we have a schedule. At first, my reaction was, why now? Why not next month so my husband is here to assist? However, on the bright side, it was perfect timing since there are upcoming holidays. That means he will be fully vaccinated for Penta. I am confident he is protected enough.

As my son was done with the second dose of the Penta Vaccine last month, I scheduled him for the Rotavirus vaccine the other week. This vaccine is unavailable in the local health center, so I don't have a choice but to avail it through his pediatrician.

imageLast weekend, my brother-in-law's wife celebrated her 50th birthday, and they organized a small party for Thanksgiving. Why not? In this era where the human lifespan is shortened, reaching 50 years old was indeed a blessing!

I have been busy preparing for my son's christening these past few days. Also, there are 11 days left before my husband is home. Since the other day, I've been washing his clothes, as it has been more than a year since the last time he used them. Thanks to technology, I am not doing it manually, or else I'll die from exhaustion, LOL.