Some people move through the world with a quick temper, like a spark waiting for something dry to land on. Reactions are sharp. Words come fast. The tension arrives before anyone else can prepare for it. Conversations become careful. Steps get lighter. Not because fear takes over, but because some personalities demand that kind of… Continue reading When Patience Meets a Short Fuse
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Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You, or That Once Fed You
Life is full of twists and turns, and along the way, we encounter people who help us. Some provide financial support, others offer guidance, and many simply stand by us when we need them most. These people shape our journey, making sacrifices and extending kindness without expecting much in return. Yet, it is all too… Continue reading Don’t Bite the Hand That Feeds You, or That Once Fed You
The Harmful Impact of Constant Yelling on Children’s Mental Health
Children are like sponges, absorbing everything around them. Their world is built on experiences, interactions, and the emotions they receive from caregivers. How adults communicate with children shapes their understanding of themselves and the world. While discipline and guidance are necessary, the manner in which they are delivered makes a significant difference. Many parents and… Continue reading The Harmful Impact of Constant Yelling on Children’s Mental Health
From Love to Allergy: My Unfortunate Breakup with Peanuts
I never thought I would have to say goodbye to peanuts. Growing up, they weren’t just a snack—they were a part of my everyday life. I didn’t care for the fried, cooked, dried, or flavored versions. My favorite was always the fresh ones, straight from the soil, still soft and earthy. I could eat them… Continue reading From Love to Allergy: My Unfortunate Breakup with Peanuts
Home Since January 3rd: A Rough Start, but Grateful Hearts
Nothing compares to the comfort of being home, especially after the challenging start we’ve had. Coming back from the Philippines wasn’t easy. The journey itself was exhausting, and to make things worse, our little one started running a fever and coughing in the middle of the flight. We tried to manage it with medicine, but… Continue reading Home Since January 3rd: A Rough Start, but Grateful Hearts
