Time

A year and seven months ago, Julian came to our lives. It's true when they say kids are blessings from God. True too, there are kids who are irritating and could make you go ballistic but we cannot deny the joy that kids bring to the people surrounding them.

Whenever Julian comes over to visit, I never fail to say 'Big boy ka na. Di ka na baby!' Kids grow up so fast! I remember cuddling him with utmost care because he was so small. I could babysit him all day because all he does is sleep and drink milk. But now, his mommy and daddy can't leave him at with us without one of them staying.

Here's snippets of Julian.

Clockwise: Barely a month old- probably three months-

10 months and then the last photo was taken two weeks ago.

My dad's a little different now. I guess that's how all grandparents are. Plus the fact that Julian was born in the Year of the Rat like my dad- mas natuwa yung dad ko. (He's practices Feng Shui.hehe)

We're all spoilers here at home. When my brother and Julian comes over and then Sarah goes to work, we allow Julian to walk barefoot (even on soil! haha), drink Coke or iced tea, and walk around without diapers. That's how kids are eh. They should get dirty once in a while. Then when Sarah's on her way to pick them up, we'd clean him up like nothing happened. hahaha After all, it's not part of our jobs to discipline him. Such difficult task is exclusively for parents. HAHA

Oh, the joys of having kids at home. Nakakabata na nakakatanda- you feel youthful coz you're surrounded with positivity but then you realize they grow up so fast meaning you're old. aaack! I guess that's why I'm semi-obsessing about sunscreen and eye creams. I need all the help I can afford. hahaha