Blogging Continuously
So what’s up with everybody in this very tough economic times? My elder sister in Japan was wondering if I still blog because she has not been hearing much from me about my blogging career lately. I haven’t told her either to visit my blogs for new updates of Triz. I guess, there are a lot of things that keep people occupied these days. It’s true, tasks and assignments are not that many lately, and taking a look at the positive side of it, it does give me a whole lot of time to be spent with my toddler’s learning. Yes, we do have regular daily lessons around here and so far, so great! At the end of every day, I can tell she has a lot to relate about what we’ve studied and tackled for our class. Hehe… Makes everything smooth and real actually! Not to mention how fulfilling it is to teach your very own child just in the comfort of your own home.
On the other hand, I’ve noticed a lot of fellow bloggers out there who have been through some hateful comments that they’ve received in their blog posts. I am thinking about this vpn thing that my SIL has mentioned, which, accordingly, could serve as anonymizer. I wonder if this could help everyone of us who visit different blogs daily or this could maybe solve one’s problem regarding secure internet protection. I don’t know, I have yet to dig in the site about what vpn could do. It’s interesting you know.
Meanwhile, I have to post a quick note about my toddler. Yesterday, we went to her ever “gwapong” [handsome, lol] pediatrician for her two and a half years old well-checkup and as expected, Triz is doing very well with her growth and development. Thank God there isn’t a single problem or concern raised at all. I got so worried with her stuffy and congested nose especially during the night and when I asked Dr. Boe if everything is alright, his “yes” answer gave me no reason to panic.
Our time at the clinic was overall great and Triz was very cooperative with what the doctor and the nurse asked of her. At first, she was hesitant to go to the doctor; thankfully, our playing pretend helped big time. She has said bye-bye to the weighing scale for baby already, as you can see from the right photo above, she was already on the weighing scale for big guys. She eagerly answered the questions that her doc asked her like “do you brush your teeth?“, “do you eat vegetable?” and some more. Well, she’s not gonna see Dr. Boe again till she’ll turn 3 years old and by then, I am sure there’ll be a lot more of “new” things she can do and show.
I guess this will be a good post to show to my sister then that I am still continuing to blog, even despite the blogging crisis, huh?!
Well as far as the economic crisis, being unemployed has lead me to become a blogger, so that’s a plus….
Finding a job, on the other hand, is not coming so easliy.
Karon pa diay si Triz ni graduate sa baby scale. Si kiks 15 months pa gipabarug na kay molapas naman siya. Ka pretty sa egat uy. Nag school school sad mi diri. Dali ra jud tudloan ang bata sa labi na kanang naay pictures na book. It is simply amazing. Kisses to Triz.
Lagi sa nihit na kaayo atong pangnegosyo diri
Oi, big girl na si Triz. Dalaginding na.
tempting kaayo na ug katawa nang egat diha da. go na for vpn haha…
te rez..las thursday, nagkita kame ni sir tecson, and i finally have extended your best regards to him!
whew! keep blogging te rez!go go go go for the go bloggers!
gagay
Good day…Your daughter certainly is a gem. I adore her pink coat..it looks very soft and cuddly.
I too have noticed a lot more people trying their go at online marketing. I believe that will cause a bit of a
profit decrease as so many will be flooding each market.
I have blogged for quite a few years now and love it.
I have the privilege of meeting so many different people from different countries and learning their traditions. Where else can one do that so cheap?!
Have a very nice day!
DorothyL
Your daughter is a cutie! I haven’t seen any of those negative comments, but I’ve heard about them.