Sunday is the best day to reflect and gives thanks to God for all that we’ve had for the past week whether temporal or spiritual. While listening to Episode 1 of  Music with Message in Mormon Channel, I got inspired to write what gives “sunshine in my soul” today.

It is a rainy Sunday morning.  Oh! I missed the First Sunday in Church today.  I was even awaiting for this day to share my testimony before I give birth this month.  It is now impossible for the audience to hear it but I am glad that I can still write some of my thoughts on what gives “sunshine in my soul”.

• The Gospel of Jesus Christ. Its truthfulness is what continues to give me happiness with what I have.

• My baby’s ultrasound yesterday. Two weeks to go.

• My dinner date with hubby last night.

• My work-at-home-mom job.

• Sophia and Calixto.

• Family Quality Time. Playing with the kids, praying and reading the scriptures with them.

• The good health that we have.

• The helps that we get from people who care for us.  My -inlaws, househelpers, friends, etc.

• Our financial capacity to provide for the needs of our family as well as little of our wants too.

• The comforts that we have. The house that we live in, the car that my husband drives.

We always have to be thankful for what we have.
This will be my first ever post and I hope to continue giving gratitude as much as I can by putting them all together on

Sunday Sunshine in my Soul.

I intend to share this to everyone whatever race or religion you live by.

Spread the Sunshine!

…never too late.  It’s better safe than never.

Before we went home with our little boy from the hospital, we passed by a mall to buy some home safeguards for our children.  Every home with little children should have them.

SAFETY 1^ST FINGER PINCH GUARD - a simple but effective way to safeguard against the dangers of slamming doors is to use this. It also helps prevent children from accidentally locking themselves in a room. @PhP 139.75 per piece.

SAFETY 1^ST ULTRA CLEAR OUTLET PLUGS – It helps prevent children from putting sharp objects and fingers into electrical outlets. Small children are very curious and are tempted to play with anything within their reach. Outlet Plugs are colorless, making them as uninteresting as possible to little ones, while not interfering with décor. By protecting your outlets you decrease the possibility of electrical shock. @ PhP 109.75 (pack of 12)

They are so simple, easy to use and not really expensive.

…won’t hurt.  It is a having a peace of mind.

Now, our children can play happily.  On our part, less worries but still adult supervision would be necessary.

Here’s my better half, Chris.

I was tagged by Mauie. I found it very amusing and I thought it would be fun to share some bits and pieces about my better half through this tag. Enjoy reading!

1. He’s sitting in front of the TV, what is on the screen?
   

   DVD or HBO movie.

2. You’re out to eat, what kind of dressing does he get on his salad?
   

   Not sure. All I know he’s a meat lover.

3. What’s one food he doesn’t like?
   

   Street foods.

4. You go out to eat and have a drink, what does he order?
   

   Water.

5. What shirt size does he have?
   

   XL.

6. What shoe size does he have?
   

   Don’t know.

7. What is his favorite type of sandwich?
   

   Any as long as it looks overflowing with jam.

8. What would he eat everyday if he could?
   

   Beef and Pork Stew, Sinigang, Tinola…anything that has “sabaw”.

9. What is his favorite cereal?
   

   Not his type.

10. What would he never wear?
    

    Anything too trendy.

11. What is his favorite sports team?
    

    I have to know it yet.

12. Who did he vote for?
    

    He didn’t practice his right.

13. Who is his best friend?
    

    It has to be me!

14. What is something he does, but you wish he wouldn’t do?
    

    Overworked.

15. What is his heritage?
    

    Asian- Filipino with a drop of Chinese from his Mom.  His Dad is a real Ilocano.

16. You bake him a cake, what kind of cake?
    

    A banana cake when we weren’t married yet. Nothing followed after that.

17. Did he play sports in high school?
    

    All I know was in college.

18. What could he spend hours doing?
    

    Loving me..while working and reading books! =))

19. What is the unique talent that he has?
    

    He is very logical person.

20. What’s his type of coffee?
    

    We don’t drink coffee.

Now, I am sharing this tag with my fellow mommy bloggers: Sarah Schaeffer, Jane Villas and Sarah Parker who I think loves their hubbies so much as much as they are loved.

Sisters, it’s about time you put your better halves in the spotlight. You can either be naughty or be nice, it’s your choice!

Watching these shows used to be a part of my afternoon-evening routine.

The Sweet Life by Lucy Torres-Gomez

TV Patrol

May Bukas Pa

Tayong Dalawa

I am not a great fan of these shows but that’s all that I can do after exhausting my energy for a day in the internet. I am so glad I have changed my course since I started my work-at-home. Though I don’t have the time to watch them anymore, I am not saddened by it. What I do now is more fruitful and healthy, I suppose. Besides, it’s just 6 hours!

I just love this new part of my life.

House Exchange has taken place BUT not yet fully. =)

Photos below are from the De Castro Condo-Apartment furnished by Mommy’s (my in-law) own designing taste while moving in my in-laws house is still underway.

Hopefully, we can start organizing and rearranging our stuff when Mommy officially moves to De Castro. (hehe) As for now, we are all together under one roof! =)

Hi Tita Lydia! Here are your most awaited pics.  Here’s a sample of how your house would most likely be.  Mukhang bahay mo daw ito because of your home furniture placed together in their new home.

Check it out and enjoy!

The FACADE

The SECOND FLOOR

The LIVING ROOM

The BEDROOM/S

The DINING/KITCHEN AREA

The BALCONY and CAR GARAGE