Inadvertently Domesticated

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IDesign: Starting Design School

So folks, I’m starting IDesign, the design series of ID — inadvertently domesticated, in case you didn’t make the connection, LOL! Yes, this is quite diametrically opposed to whatever path I am in now, but to be honest with you, this does not come as a total random thing to me. If you read my [...]

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Mommy Adventures + Le Critique + IMHO: Another Kind of Program, A Different Kind of Christmas Spirit

On December 15th, Um, Mommy and I experienced a different kind of Christmas Holiday Program presented by our children’s school. I have got to say, I was somewhat culture-shocked. The program was divided into three parts. There was a play performed by the students from Kindergarten to fourth grade, some sort of “piano recital” and [...]

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Blinks: Doors to the Future

Education is a fundamental human right. We send our children to school because we believe that this is the first step towards a bright future. We encourage them to have fun, we tutor them with their lessons, we do everything we can to help them realize their dreams. We tell them that they can be [...]

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Mommy Adventures: Lunches

It is just the second week and I am already running out of ideas! I have been crawling through the blogs of my mommy friends to grab recipes and all, but they are such pros. I am greatly intimidated. How can a kitchen newbie like me pull off dimsums and such? Anyway, I have created [...]

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Mommy Adventures: The First Day of School

It came in the nick of time. This is exactly what he needed: to get out of the house. The parents and students were greeted by a very warm reception by the principal, the teachers and the rest of the staff. There was food everywhere! Being used to Ateneo, the big school that Captain Awesome [...]

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School’s Out!!

I say school’s out even if Captain Awesome just started his first day of school here in the States today. For me, three years, $36,000 later, I am finally done with my MBA program. I vividly remember the day that Chef and I sat down to discuss this. From the sacrifices that included me having [...]

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Moving Posts: Literati: Sestina-esque Poem during a Physical Chemistry Exam

I will be slowing moving my posts from my old blog so that they’re all in one place! This entry was first published in my old blog on October 20, 2009, which I have now turned to private viewing. *** I hunger for meaning. Define for me the world of numbers, of thinking, of knowing. [...]

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The Learning Price Tag

Two weeks ago, I shelled out $560 for the reservation of my kids’ slots in this private school for the next school year. That’s two.hundred.eighty. dollars each. The tuition fee per child is way more than what I can afford right now. In fact, the tuition fee per child is more than what people who [...]