Ask me to screen capture the last two things I've been working on tonight and I'll show you a screen about how to scan using my relative new printer (1 month old), and this (above). Yes I am not the most conscientious when it comes to catching up on my reading assignments, but I can readily digest a study on zinc (chelated or carbonate?) and its effects on growth among school going children. Ah, motherhood. Nothing else keeps you on your toes.
I have forever been a frustrated musician. the human voice may be a musical instrument, fine, but I've always admired people who can play an instrument. and play really well. my first 'real' foray into this, and by real i mean i got into it by my own derision, so the 'shared' organ and the 'wtf, i did not see that coming pa, but thank you' guitar both gifted to me by my parents does not count-- well, it was the flute. my freshmen bff menchu. note the awkward -looking geek on the right. i played in a band, gedemit. not that 'cool' band, more of a school band. we played marches and a little bit of pocahontas if you get what i mean. the flute was a dream come true, I felt like Hikaru Katsuragi, minus the pleasant face and coiffed hair. i didn't have the money to buy one (thank god not everyone was good with it so i don't have to share it with so many others--i meant you, clarinet playahs), so I had to borrow the school's. Unlu...
i finally found something i would write about in this series! i know its not the sexiest thing ever, writing about nursing rooms and baby-friendliness (although a friend of mine just made 'clean, hygienic, discrete and comfortable' sound like a place to get ehem). i failed at sexy many years back anyway. motherhood is something new to me, so i guess it would be an interesting study. Here's a few things on top of my head: 1. plane travel for babies 2. plane travel for older babies whose parents are on a tight budget 3. commuting with a baby in Manila, for those who do not live there. 4. an oasis called the nursing room. 5. Tokyo 6. Hakone 7. Bangkok 8. um-Aura sa SM Aura For more than one week! Harabas* lang. tagalog word of the day (thank you, SBP !) : *Harabas: pronounced hah-rah-bahs. Verb: root. 1. to wear out. Inf.: maharabas. Conj.: naharabas, wore out; nahaharabas, is wearing out; mahaharabas, will wear out. 2. to strike ...
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