MiChie Mich BLogs

Naalala ko 'nun sabi ng teacher ko, "May dalawang klase ng pagmamahal. Iyong pagmamahal na nanatili, at iyong pagmamahal na umalis pero bumalik." and then she asked the class, "Alin sa dalawang pag-ibig kayang iyon ang totoo?" and then all of my classmates answered, "Iyong nanatili po!" ngumiti lang yung teacher namin and then she tell us a story. Sabi niya, "May dalawang magkasintahan. Iyong unang magkasintahan ay labis na nagmamahalan. Iyong tipong hindi nila kayang pakawalan ang isa't-isa. Iyong isang magkasintahan naman, they both believe that love isn't just about holding on at kaya nilang palayain ang isa't-isa for them to be a better person for each other. One day, pareho silang na involved sa isang banggaan ng bus at truck. Nahulog yung sinasakyan nilang bus sa bangin. Yung dalawang babae, nasa bingit ng kamatayan at tanging mga kamay nalang nung mga lalaking mahal nila ang kinakapitan nila. Yung naunang magkasintahan na hindi ...

 For you. For me. Although I may fill this page with too many words that will make your "head hurt", there are only six words that you need to tuck into a file in your brain where your heart can always retrieve them: I am sorry. I love you. I am sorry for all the times I got it wrong. There were so many, many times. I am sorry. We are very different, you and me, and that is not a bad thing at all, it just means what works for me may not work for you and it took a long time for me to figure that out. In fact, some days I still get it wrong. I am sorry for the times that I get it wrong, for the times that I get you wrong. I am sorry for the times I pushed too hard, too far. For the times I pushed you before you were ready, before it was your time. Yes, watching you struggle to keep up with your peers was hard, so sometimes I pushed you as much for you as I did for me. I am sorry. I am sorry for the times I didn't push enough. The times I thought it would be ...

When I became a mom I had such a clear vision of how our life would unfold. I would be your guide and you would learn all of your life skills from me. I would lead by example and teach you to say please and thank you and model good behavior… but things don’t always go quite like we planned, now do they son? Little did I know that you would be the one teaching me. You’ve taught me how to love. There isn’t anything I wouldn’t do for you. I would bare every hurt you’ve ever felt and prevent any pain from entering your precious life if I could. But I know I can’t. So instead, I’ll be by your side to comfort you and pick you back up when life knocks you down. You’ve taught me patience. I used to get antsy when having to wait for anything. But sudden changes in your schedule, without prior notice, can be very stressful for you. I’ve learned I can do simple things like giving you a visual reminder, a five minute warning or setting a timer to help you to be less anxious. I’ve learne...

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Hello! Yes it is my birthday today 20th of December. It's been 4 years now that I make my birthday celebration different... Instead, of throwing parties to my friends I decided to pledge it to my fave orphanage center... And ofcourse in anynomously manner coz I dont want to rebel my identity... I want my birthday to be meaningful... throwing parties is just a waste of money and energy esp you will be sorrounded by "fake" people that you never know they are back fighting you... sharing your blessing to less fortunate esp those orphans is much better... i feel much better... 😘😘😘 God blessed us...

I SEE YOU... I see you running your child to therapy, when the other parents are off to football practice or ballet. I see you slipping out of the conversation when your friends are all chiming in about their child's milestones and grades. I see you constantly juggling appointments and meetings. I see you sitting at your computer for hours, researching what you can do to help your child. I see you cringe when you hear people moan about what seems like petty trivial things. I see you spread thin, but still going the extra mile for your family, day after day. I see you digging for depths of strength you never thought you had. I see you showing appreciation to the teachers, therapists and medical professionals who serve your child, and support you. I see you rising early in the morning to do it all again after another hectic night. I see you hanging onto the end of your rope for dear life. I know you feel invisible, like no one notices any of it, but I want you to ...