First half of 2021 is Over

 We're halfway 2021, can you imagine that? Where has time gone by? It's almost 2022 and we are still facing the problem brought about by COVID-19. Who would have thought that this pandemic would last this long. Other countries are getting back to normal but for the Philippines, it's way too far from being normal. Being the resilient people that Filipinos are, people are getting used to this pandemic and accepted the reality that this is part of our lives now and we are now surviving to what we call now as the new normal. Establishments re-opened their operation, workers go back to their works because reality is we cannot afford not to work. We need to brave this pandemic in order to put food on the table and feed our families since the government is busy arguing on non-sense things rather than looking for solutions to alleviate the difficulties that the ordinary people are experiencing. 

Anyway, I would not be political here and never will I ever be.

Despite still facing this pandemic, I am still thankful that my family is healthy. The threat of the virus is nearing us but I am thankful for the safety and protection always. I mean, if there's one thing that this pandemic has taught me it is to appreciate the little things that I have and just be thankful that we are healthy, we have food to eat and still got work that pays us. I appreciate this very much Lord. Thank you!

The first half of my 2021 is filled with many adventures and bondings with the fambam. So many realizations in life that made me do things now with family. Be with family and enjoy each others company.

Here are snippets of what the first half of my 2021 looks like. 








































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