Jela: Enough already! My mommy will ship you off to Timbuktu if you guys don’t stop!!! @_@

Jela: Oh no! Where are you taking my babies??? WHERE???

Doing what they do best.. MAKE A MESS! Puppies for sale. Any takers??? PLEASE??? Even the puppies are growing so quickly. Here they are at 3 months! @_@

2.) Woodrose Fair. My baby girl had a date with her friends at the school fair so I made sure she got there safely. Pick up mode after a few hours & she almost always wants a hangout with her friends at the house after so I need to make provisions for snacks & drinks & see to it that our house is in order and doesn’t stink to high heavens because of the puppies.

3.) Gym. Not me. Ate. 😐 She is so religious with her gym time that nothing & no one can go between her & exercise. She goes Linda Blair if you even try stopping her. And she has to be there at a particular time when she likes the class at the gym, so we all have to move around her schedule because she doesn’t drive & refuses to learn, sheesh! I have to take her there & squeeze chores in between the hour that she’s working out. Can you spell R-U-S-H?? What about S-T-R-E-S-S! @_@

If you say “NO” to gym, she transforms from this beautiful, adorable, maamong creature into..

This particular saturday though, he had a suit fitting. So after dropping off my Lovey, Ate, the pups, we had to rush to BF for his fitting in time for prom. Naturally Jela had to come because my mom only accepted the puppies since they were in a cage. A roaming Jela wasn’t acceptable. I’m so thankful the tailoring shop allowed Jela to come in..

In our rush because SOMEONE had to get to the gym on time, I forgot to dress her up in her tutu so she doesn’t look boyish. 🙁

My handsome boy. <3 In yet another NEW suit because all the rest are too tight now. Huhuhu.

and a panting Jela. February is just too hot for her life!

5.) Lunch. The kids, especially my Lovey, expect to be entertained & dined on weekends. As soon as they see my eyes open on a Saturday morning, they ask me what’s on our agenda. They can’t stay put in the house. So off we go on a food trip. Even Jela looks at me as if saying.. what’s the ganap today mommy?

6.) After lunch & a quick shower and change back home, it’s Ate’s turn for her own ganap..

6) Grocery. Depending on whether Ate still has stock of her “special” food at home or not, we go to the grocery to buy her stuff so she doesn’t die from hunger & malnutrition!

7) Movie with Kap or the fambam. Saturday is usually our movie night. If the kids like what’s showing, they come along. If not, it’s a quiet night at the movies for me & Kap with plenty of text messages from the kids in between reminding me what they need for the week ahead. A mother’s job is never done!

If it’s just the 2 of us, then it’s a simple dinner & movie. <3

My life is a series of picking up, dropping off, paying left & right then begin again. But I wouldn’t have it any other way. <3 Time flies by so fast that one day, my 3 munchkins will be independent & out the door before I can say “bye”. So I’m really putting an effort into spending as much time with them as I can. Besides, I’m just so glad that they need their mommy so much. It makes me indispensable in their eyes, lels. ;))

So I’m really sorry if I can’t go out on the one day (or two) that everybody in the working scene can. My plate is just too full on weekends -unless I take ALL of them along with me. Not that I’m complaining. 🙂