SUNBURST, YELLOWCAB, DIVISORIA, FLYOVER, LABOR DAY

Aside from the fact that it is officially the beginning of May, Labor Day is also celebrated on the 1st of this month. It only means no work from laborers or professionals except me. Anyway, we kicked off this celebration with good food, great company and wishing for the best in health with family. First stop, we went to the busiest business area in town where good restaurants are located, Limketkai Center.

Sunburst was our first pick. They are famous for their fried chicken and well, great also with other dishes. 

We also walked around the area to see what's new. 

Again, a lot of constructions are going on and business is quite busy here.

Going home, snapped some street photos. Grabbed Yellow Cab Pizza and Cookies and Cream Ice Cream which Dwayne is in love of. 

That ended Labor Day.

FACES Part 2

 I had to post these pics. I mean  Dwayne  is just too adorable not to! These were taken by my sissy Rexa during a Skype chat. He should have smiled more but at least he gave a different face! I think he is still adorable and I'm not saying that because I'm a mom.

This is a pose with his dad. He loves it so much when he is around.


Happy Thursday y'all!!! Midweek. Yay.

Faces!

At home, when my little man gets all excited and have nothing to put his excitement on, he goes to my cellphone. Yup, he does. For almost a year now, it has been thrown, stumped on, and everything unimaginable I did not hope for. In fact, my playlist was all deleted and inbox messages at one time. I mean I couldn't blame the kid. Can I? 

Anyway, I found a trick so that instead of just throwing my phone around or do whatever with it, I tell him to pose whenever he wants to explore the phone. He would instantly smile and go straight to the camera. He can't resist! I can't resist!

I am always at awe at all his first steps in his life right now. He picks up everything from words to action and more. I am always doing my best to feed positive thoughts and good information. Childhood can be real tough and challenging and to think it's the most crucial stage in a person's life.