Si Binata at si Dalaga

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Ngayon lang ako magyayabang, eto po ang aking mga anak, Biboy, 9 and Tabebs, 4. They're into school na, and doing well in their studies. In fact, this Friday, I will be pinning their ribbons again, for doing great!

This was taken during the culmination of their Buwan ng Wika, Biboy was part of a chorale recitation while Tabebs was part of the kids' choir.


May binata at dalaga na ako in a few years, hayyyyy. Kaya ngayon pa lang, todo bonding na kami, kasi ang bilis ng panahon.

I take great pride in my kids, and I want to share them with you. Kayo, what's your greatest pride?

Comments

escape said…
greatest pride ko mga pamangkin ko habang wala pa akong anak. laki na nga nila.
8/30/2010 7:34 AM
Kayni said…
greatest pride would be my nephews and nieces...

congratulations to you, your husband and Biboy and Tabebs.
8/30/2010 7:57 AM
upto6only said…
same her my greatest pride is my family and my son. laki laki na nila. and tama ka bilis nilang lumaki so kailangan enjoy every moment with them.
8/30/2010 8:27 AM
kg said…
syempre anak ko din! he he!

ang cute ni tabebs sa filipiniana nya! :)
8/30/2010 3:30 PM
docgelo said…
ako din syempre anak ko! love your own op kors! =)

sheng, we have the same post; linggo ng wika outfits ng mga bagets!

...im sure your kids are also proud of their parents!
8/31/2010 12:20 AM
Ibyang said…
congratulations on having such gorgeous and smart children. you have all the right in the world to be proud of them :)

my greatest pride is our little family of two: my husband and i, and the simple life that we lead. hopefully one day, we'd have our own little ones too :)
8/31/2010 4:51 AM
mordsith said…
wow! talented ang mga kids mo! kanino ba nagmana? :)
8/31/2010 10:34 PM
thea said…
I love her dress! Pinatahi? Ang ganda!
8/31/2010 11:56 PM
Eds said…
wow! may binata at dalaga ka na nga sheng. congratulations!

of course, KA is my greatest pride.
9/01/2010 7:39 PM
Fickle Cattle said…
Cute kids. Your daughter is very pretty especially. :-)

http://ficklecattle.blogspot.com/
9/08/2010 6:26 AM
RedLan said…
Ambilis ng panahon, sooner or later may aakyat ligaw na sa inyo.
9/11/2010 2:26 AM
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