Guest posting!

Not here, I meant me!  Who wuddathunk?  :P  Check out my Father's Day post over at Oh No Daddy of Paolo Punzalan, one of the coolest dads I know :)

Mother's Day, take 2!

I would sometimes get roller-coaster thoughts on being a full-time stay-at-home mom (and one with no yaya / helper at that!)... my up days I feel like I wouldn't trade anything to be anywhere else in the world, especially when the boys are perfect angels, on schedule with their feeds and naps, and I have that "supermom" feeling at the end of the day.  Then there are days where I feel so worn out from the tips of my hair down to my toes, juggling my hyperactive toddler and my fussy newborn as the chores pile up undone that I look back fondly on my "carefree" days at the office, even with OT hours and long production shoots. (yes, some days are that bad!)

Then this morning I read this, -- "All mothers are working mothers" - Author unknown.

Stay-at-home, work-at-home, working and overseas --- Happy Mother's Day to all the amazing working moms out there. :)

Second year, second son.  It doesn't get old, and probably never will :)

A funny surprise for me this morning!

Kuya takes a peek :P

Two years later... :)

Happy Anniversary, Mr. Muffin Man :)

from the album The One With Two Curly-Haired Boys
by Oh Happy Day! Birth Photography

Here we go again!

Muffin Baby #2!

Baby's first food!

It was a hilarious time for both mommy and daddy... maybe not so funny for the Muffin Baby. :P  For his first venture into the world of "solid" food that is really just all mush, we are at the moment loving two very helpful resources :  the book "Good Food For Kids" by Dr. Penny Stanway (author of best-selling "Breast is Best") and the website Wholesome Baby Food.com.

The Muffin Man and I knew from the beginning that we were going to make wholesome homemade baby food for the Muffin Baby, with the exception of organic baby cereals for outings and trips, for easy travel, hehe.  Having recently been "converted" to being more conscious about the food we eat -- thanks to Jamie Oliver's controversial documentary "Eat To Save Your Life" -- MM and I try our best to keep our junk food and fast food intake to a minimum, and we want to do the same for MB.