Womanhood and Everything in Between

While the year 2012 has been good to my family, this year is nonetheless the best! Even if we experienced a little shortage of money here and there, losing 5 kasambahays, our little Baby Rain has been in and out of the hospitals, Angela endured weeks after weeks of allergic rhinitis, and yours truly battling anxiety attacks, we incredibly survived every effin' storms (and will be surviving more). We started the year with our move-in to our very own abode. It may be a small space but it is definitely a good start. Our Angela transferred to her new school. Although we struggled for the first few weeks because she missed her old school, she's now totally adjusted to her new surroundings and is currently making new friends. And now our little company rocks! Needless to say, we are blessed, truly blessed this year.  Image Source And I know September will be extra special to us. =) Image Source

When I started blogging, I also begun gaining more friends. Single and married ones. And then I met SAHMs (stay-at-home-moms), I certainly envy them. Just imagine, they get to prepare their kid's foods and be assured that they are anything but healthy and safe. They can shower them and see to it that they brush their teeth as well. They can play non-stop and won't get easily tired. And they can put them to bed and read them their favorite books. Just some of the things that I cannot do because I am a Work-Outside-Home-Mom. My husband and I decided to put up our own company, it's because we envisioned ourselves working at the convenience of our own house. Just like everyone, we don't want to be an employee forever. Especially now that we have 2 kids, I always wanted to work at home while I attend to their needs. Di ba? We, moms, don't want to miss our kids' milestones, right? And I don't want to feel useless if I don't get to earn money for my family. D...

I've been meaning to share to you guys what my husband does for a living. Here it goes. My uber handsome husband is a registered Civil Engineer. His first job was on a construction firm. That's where he learned the basics of construction. But impatient he is, he made a decision to look for other opportunities and decided to join Globe Telecoms. There he gained a lot of experiences (and drinking buddies as well). From building houses to cell site tower ang nangyari sa kanya. After that, he joined another company which helped him developed his managing skills naman. And when he felt he's responsible enough to have his own company, ayun, itinayo nya ang R. Mingo Builders. (At naging First Lady ako ng kumpanya. Lol!) Our Company Logo Managing a business is not easy. We may enjoy a little perks from time to time but it really requires time, patience and a lot of capital. :) A construction company requires a huge amount of funds, mind you. Hindi biro mga mare. Kelangan n...