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2009 Year of The Earth Ox Is A Good Year For the Philippines
Despite the economic slump experienced worldwide especially the U.S. feeling the blow of the financial crisis, it will be a good year for the Philippines as the Year of the Earth Ox enters. Why? Filipino’s are hard working and are used to tightening their belts and use all resources and means posible to get by so this kind of situation […]
First PMS of the Year
I’m sure you’ve been warned. It’s all there at my sidebar and well if you have been an avid reader who read through my blog since I started you all know this blog is all about the PMSing me. The Holiday’s spirit just got me couple months that’s why you haven’t heard much of complaints and snotty observations here. Well […]
How To Potty Train A Child With Autism
Potty training is one of the hardest and nastiest things all parents have to endure. Imagine cleaning poop, ewww. Training terrible two’s is already hard what more training your child with autism. This is a very tough job. I’m glad my daughter is a quick learner though she picks up really quickly despite having some incidents before getting to the […]
Forget Meralco, Ces Drilon is the Hot Issue Now!
Nobody wants to get kidnapped. True. More so, nobody wants to be abducted by Muslim extremist terrorist group who is also known to rape every woman they get. It’s a journalist responsibility to report everything about anything that bears the truth (or at least truth as their editors/publishers/bosses slant). It’s their duty to entertain, inform and educate. When a reporter […]
Is There A Link Between Autism and Attention Deficit Disorders?
Sorry took awhile to post about this. One of the comments I receive in one of my post about autism was a question from Pau asking if a child so hyperactive be autistic too. Since I am not a professional in this field I did some research about Autism Syndrome Disorder(ASD) and Attention Deficit Disorder/ Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADD/ADHD) […]
Shut Up! You Don’t Have A Clue (My Post in Support of Autism Awareness)
“Let me take a minute to say that if you are reading this and have never dealt with this, don’t even try to make assumptions. One of the most unfortunate things for the parents that are working to help their children through this is the criticism and uninformed suggestions of those who don’t have a clue!” Pam Baker of Pam […]