Wonder Mamay

It's raining almost everyday right, and rainy season can always make you feel emotional..well, that's for  me, I don't know with you. Just this morning as I was watching my 7-year old daughter being her grumpy self as always, I almost teared up. I was just overwhelmed with too much emotion and my memories went back memory lane when she was still inside my tummy and then when I gave birth to her and her growing up years..I was so filled with gladness and I was wondering, "How did we survived raising her up to what she is now?" I couldn't imagine us being too immature to be able to raise her. So bear with me as I take you down memory lane. I missed her chubby-chubby days. These I guess were taken after her teething period. She's thin na in these photos. I miss this hair so much and the cheeks, ka gigil! This age she's starting to be so grumpy and often whines. Her kulot hair says it all. Spoiled? Maybe be...

Let us open this post with a verse that says, "Trust the plans that God has laid for you." I don't really know which book that is from the bible but I am sure that there is something like that that the bible says. Anyway, I know that God has plans for my life and I strongly believe that this job that I have right now is part of His plans for me. I can truly affirm how amazing His ways are in fulfilling His plans for me. But there are times in my life that I doubt His plans for me. Being a working mom, that guilt feeling will never escape me, especially during times when my daughter is sick. I often question myself if am I still on the right path, if am I still doing the right thing, and I even asks God if this is really what He has planned for me. Whenever I am in situation like this, my faith really is shaken. This just goes to show that my faith for God's plan for me is not that sturdy. I am guilty of this and each time I am rebuked of how God provided everything...