Tuesday, July 09, 2019

First Heroes



My 6-year old daughter asked me why people make mistakes and I answered her - "People make mistakes because we are not perfect. But here's the thing, it's ok to make mistakes just as long as you will learn something from it. Because if you didn't learn anything from it, you missed the point of making one. " and she just said - "ok!"

So here's what I thought about that conversation I just had with her.

We, parents, are our child's first heroes. They look at us as if we are supermen and wonder women. They thought we can do all the things great and small, the possibles and the impossibles as well. Until the dawn of their innocence break and our image shatters and all that is left to see is just plain human being.

But that is how they will grow as an individual. Reality will be inevitable to bite them. They will see the flaws, get mad at it, try to be the best, be independent and strong for themselves. Because after the shattered image, they will learn that love conquers the imperfections and the picture they once saw in you remains to be their hero struggling to become their own image.

So it is very important for us, parents, to have that strong but loving image to our children because we will always be their first real heroes.


Friday, July 05, 2019

Our Cuneta Astrodome Experience

Our Cuneta Astrodome experience...
When your job makes you do what you were doing back in highschool.

Photos during rehearsals.
#ThoseWereTheDays

Wednesday, July 03, 2019

Everything Life Is

So soft and so fragile
It gives me comfort just to stare in your eyes
It is a need for me to find you
A fight to survive you
A bliss to have you
When I look at me
I don't even recognize myself
I'm so consumed by your fire
That I feel guilty
Whenever I'm happy
And you're not around.
I strive no longer for my glory
But for you.
To make you stronger than I am
Make you brave and independent
So I could peacefully lie down and rest
With a smile on my face in my grave.