Hey all! it’s almost 12mn but let me write a quick post.

Little C will be a month old tomorrow. She had her first appointment with the pediatrician only TODAY! Don’t be alarmed why only now. Lots of paper works have to be done before she can get an insurance which she’ll need with the doctor.

Anyway everything is fine with her. She gained 1 kilo since birth; other details I already forgot coz it was M who brought her to the doctor. Ha! My mom was sooo surprised and a bit amused! “What? You let M go to the doctor alone on your baby’s first check-up?”

Well, I didn’t have a proper sleep last night and I thought I’d take a short break while M and little C is out. Only the short break was too SHORT. I was only able to take a shower with that SHORT time.

Dobrou noc (good night) everyone!


today’s pic while sleeping.

PS: Thanks to everyone who visited here. Sorry I couldn’t answer your comments.
Thanks to Yen, Mitch, Ergie, Onyxx, Tony & Leen, Mrs. Wibbs, Cai, Dhey & Carey. If I forgot to mention your name, SORRY!

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This post has been saved in my draft for over a year already (dated Sept. 9, 2006)!  I saved this to serve as my future reference in case I’ll need to get documents from NSO again.  In that way, I’ll already know what to do, that is if they don’t change the procedure.

Anyway after a year, I’m finally sharing this post.  Who knows someone might find this useful.

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When I arrived at the NSO building about 8 in the morning, there was already a long queue pouring out to the parking area.  I learned that they don’t give out priority numbers anymore. Somebody advised me to position myself at the end of the queue which was leading to the Window 1, where the forms are handed out.

Here’s a quick guide on what to do so you won’t get confused:

1. Get an application form from Window 1 and fill it up. Valid ID is required when getting the form.  Usually it’s better to be early to get a head start, but in this case I would suggest coming in at a later time to avoid the long queue.  Around 9:30am, you can just approach Window 1 without all the trouble of waiting coz most of the people have moved on to the second step.

2. Go to Window 2 (the “Screening” part) where you will be asked few questions about yourself in relation to the form you filled up.  The person in-charge will ask for the payment (each certificate costs Php 125.00) and tell you to come back at a particular time to get your receipt at Window 3.

3. Wait for the cashier at Window 3 to call out your name and show her your ID. She will give you your receipt where the date of the release of your document is written.

4. Claim your document at the releasing area on the specified date written on your receipt.  Usually the releasing of certificate is on the next day.

Mine will be ready on Monday. Yeheyyy! =)

It’s Sunday! We managed to arrive at the church a few minutes after the Mass started. Little C as usual fell asleep during the drive going to church. And fortunately for us, she was asleep all throughout the Mass.

Mom can’t help but take pics while baby is sleeping inside the church. shhh

After the Mass, we went with M to his soccer game. We just stayed in the car though because it was drizzling a bit. Since I’m not used to breastfeeding in public, I was very discreet not to be seen especially in a place where guys were aplenty! But my little C was smart and modest enough to “hide” me.


little C covering me.

Aug. 23 – my Praha girlfriends hosted a baby shower for who else but for ME! I thought by that time I would have delivered my baby but she decided not to come out yet, so on with the parteee!

Despite Enday and Floe’s absence, we managed to have fun! Thanks to Marielle for her P.I. vacation stories and Grasya’s humor, I really had a good laugh. The food was prepared by Marielle. Aside from the usual Filipino fare, she also baked the delish blueberry muffins and brownies. From a self-proclaimed ignoramus when it comes to kitchen, she has made a tremendous development in that area. She can now don the title “Domestic Goddess” with pride!

It’s all done! I thought it would be painful but nahhhh, nothing but a little pull and the string was out! The doctor cut both ends with scissors, pulled one end and that was it.