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Real Ways to be a WAHM: The Virtual Assistant Edition 7PH7YEAXGNXE My friends, Ginger and Patty of the Manila Workshops, and Martine of The Wahmderful Life are bringing their 3rd installment of the “It’s a WAHMderful Life” workshop focusing on the Virtual Assistant. Everyone aspiring to work from home as a Virtual Assistant will find this workshop full of helps and tips to be a successful VA. Some of the topics to be discussed are: Coping strategies for WAHM VA’s Brand Yourself, WAHM! Transcription 101 Social Media and Community Management Personally, I like to invest in seminars and workshops as this helps me in my professional growth. I have learned so much in the workshops that…Read more …

Last October ……, I was privileged to be invited to share my experience as a WAHM  at The WAHMderful Life Workshop. It was truly an exciting moment for me to be there because this was the first ever workshop that’s only for the work at home moms/dads. Kudos to Dainty Mom’s Martine de Luna for spearheading this event. She has definitely found a niche and a need for the Filipino mom. Our Facebook group is also quite active Enter your email address:Delivered by FeedBurner Online casino Ireland. ###

I have not been posting as much as before. Nor have I been writing my usual reviews. But I’d like to tell you all what I’ve been up to for the last two months. Well, I’ve been working, from home, that is. After Zac died last June, our family incurred a huge debt. Zac had been delivered via caesarian section and I had to have a complete hysterectomy. Add to that Zac’s one month stay in the NICU. That alone was already quite a lot of money spent. Then Zac was confined in the Pediatric ICU for five days before he finally succumbed to death, and that’s another big expense. That time, the Lord provided…Read more …

www.eduboard.com I have been working full time from home since a month and a half ago. It has been a real challenge balancing work, home management and homeschooling four kiddos. The eight hour workday is already a given, I can’t let up on that. So something has to give – either the homeschool or the home management. Well, I’ve tried as much as I can not to let either one go, but I’ve had to prioritize my children’s education over keeping the house clean or doing the laundry. Nowadays, as long as my children are fed, dressed in clean clothes, and studying, that’s about fine with me. Our family needs the income I make from…Read more …

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My eldest child, Guitar Babe, is turning 17 in a week. Sigh, how time flies by so fast. I said to her, “I don’t want you to turn 17, because then you’ll be 18, and a few years later,you’ll be 21. Next thing I know, you’ll ask to leave home or get married! No! No! No!” But I digress. What I really wanted to write about is getting a college education. She is entering college by next school year, hopefully. I had purposely set her back so that she would be more mature when she leaves the home to study. I don’t believe in sending children at the young age of 15 or 16 to…Read more …

It has only been four days since most of Metro Manila and Luzon was flooded by habagat – this flood with no name. In fact, some parts of Taguig, Marikina, Navotas and Valenzuela are still submerged. Most are undergoing some major cleanups. Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.” Unfortunately, another storm is brewing and threatening more floods for the Philippines. Tropical Storm Helen or Kai-Tak (international name) is threatening Northern Luzon while we are still in such a vulnerable state. Read about this here. He…Read more …