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16/11/2025

16/11/2025

13/11/2025

nakuuu parasites ...

07/11/2025

Ang ganda ng mga sinabi ni Melai sa interview na ito

(Nonverbatim)

Ang pagdidisiplina sa mga bata, yun talaga ang aking priority. Disciplinarian ako. Namamalo ako.. Disiplina talaga is the key for me, para paglaki ng mga anak KO,

HINDI RIN AKO MAHIRAPAN.
Hindi naman palo na sobrang palo.
Kailangan maramdaman lang niyang masakit para marealize niya na, "ay mali pala yun."

Kasi KAKAININ KA NG BUHAY NG ANAK mo pag lumaki yan na masyado kang mabait, wala yan silang kinakatakutan, na kahit na siguro pulis hindi matatakot yan..

Kaya dapat, mag umpisa sa bahay ang kinakatakutan nila, IKAW.

Para pag lumabas sila, well behave na sila.
Pag hindi mo dinisiplina, pwede yang lumaking salot sa lipunan.

DISCIPLINE IS LOVING..

Pag hindi mo sila dinisiplina, hindi mo mahal ang anak mo.

06/11/2025

GOOD SPOUSE ... YES.

05/11/2025

well explained...

31/10/2025

Kung 40 years old ka na, nasa gitna ka na ng buhay mo. Kung nagkamali sa sa 1st half ng life mo, i maximize mo na ang 2nd half na to.
FOCUS ka makuha dreams mo sa 3rd and 4th quarter ng buhay mo. Do not waste time on nonsense!
MOST IMPORTANTLY is YOUR RETIRMENT FUND.

26/10/2025

17/09/2025

Why Women Live Longer

One evening, Mom and Dad were watching TV when Mom said:
“I’m exhausted, it’s late — I’m going to bed.”

But before heading upstairs, she soaked beans for tomorrow’s chili, pulled some meat out of the freezer for dinner, checked if there was enough cereal for breakfast, poured sugar into the bowl for Dad’s morning coffee, set the table with plates and spoons, filled the coffee maker, hung damp clothes on the drying rack, and sewed a button back on a shirt.

She picked up the toys scattered across the living room, plugged in her phone to charge, watered the plants, replaced the kitchen trash bag, and straightened the dish towel. Then she paused to text the teacher, slipped some money into her kid’s backpack for tomorrow’s field trip, and grabbed the book she’d left under the chair.

Finally, she washed her face, put on night cream, and brushed her teeth.

“Weren’t you going to bed?” Dad called out.
“I’m on my way,” she answered.

On her way, she refilled the dog’s water bowl, locked the front door, turned off the hall light, peeked in on the kids, turned off their TV, picked up a shirt and socks from the floor, and tossed them in the laundry basket. She had a quick chat with her oldest, who was still finishing homework.

When she finally made it to the bedroom, she set the alarm, laid out clothes for the next morning, lined up shoes by the door, and added three things to her to-do list.

At that moment, Dad turned off the TV, stretched, and simply said:
“I’m going to bed.”
And just like that, he went straight to sleep.

Nothing special, right?

So why do women live longer?
Because they can’t leave until everything else is done.

📖 From How to Live When Everything’s on You by Samanta Villar and Sara Brun