Happy 2013!!!

Did I just write 2013???

OMG!!! How time fly so fast (that also means that you and me aren't getting any younger LOL)!!!


Here's my new year's message for y'all...

Please don't forget to visit my YouTube channel--> KimchiiMommy

Thanks and see you there!!! =)


xHugsx
~ Geline

Nanny 101

Hey y'all!

Having a nanny for your child is quite normal in this side of the planet. I grew up with the care of nannies and I had a few for my daughter as well. I wanted to share my/our experience and what I know about the basics of "Nanny 101".

I'm inviting you lovelies to check out my YouTube channel and please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT and RATE.

Thanks for watching!!! =)

Show some love and support! See you there!!! <3 <3 <3

With love and kisses,
-Geline

A Filipino's New Year Celebration

It is said that the Philippines has the longest Christmas celebration starting from the "ber months" (September) but I also say that we have the most customs/beliefs as well as the New Year's (celebration).

See what I'm talking about...

It's more fun to be a Filipino! 

Despite how Filipinos do it, it's still  BIG brother Jesus Christ's birth which we value the most. He's God's greatest gift to mankind. He is the reason why we have all these celebrations after all. :)

What are you practicing in your household? ( for Filipinos)

What do you do in celebrating Christmas and New Year? (for foreigners)

Share it with us! Just comment below. ^__^

To God be the glory!!!

love lots,

Geline <3

Filipino-Korean Friendship (& more)

Philippines

South Korea

It's a well-known fact that the Philippines has been invaded by everything Korean-- dramas, movies, fashion, beauty stuff, Kpop music and eager learners of English.

I have personally been acquainted to this race since I was in High School; a Korean guy friend slash "oppa" (older brother) named "Nick" started it all. Back those days, I was not expecting to be meeting more. When Nick went back to Korea, I had the opportunity to teach English to Korean academies as my part time job here in Iloilo City. It has been my habit to ask my students their reason for going to the Philippines to study English and the top answers were:

• Filipinos are good speakers of English despite the fact that we're residents of an Asian country.
• Filipinos are nice, have good interpersonal skills and are very welcoming.
• Traveling. Boracay! 

You might wanna ask me how Koreans are so i will save you lovelies some trouble. harharhar!

Generally, my observations are:

• Very generous
• Nice 
• Adventurous
• Always yearning for education (so when they come here to study, they mean business in class.)
• Have become more open with their thoughts and preference in contrast to the really conservative attitude that we see in their dramas and movies.
• They were born in a competitive environment. Trivia: It takes at least a year of training and grooming before you are launched as an artist in South Korea. 

I have witnessed a lot of Filipinos and Koreans falling in love and eventually ties the knot. I for one have the wonderful experience of being loved and is in love with an amazing Korean man. <3 <3 <3 

I cannot speak for all the Filipino women who got married to Koreans but as for my man, he's the perfect partner i could ask for. Aside from the aforementioned qualities, I adore my man's coolness, for being super understanding and for treating me like a queen. My family and friend's three thumbs up on him!!! LOL

Uhhhmmm... I posted this blog because my hubby and I discussed this topic last night, so talk about not getting over it... hahaha! And I'm currently listening to thoughts by anonymous's playlist which happens to be all Kpop music. Let's just say I'm feeling so Korean right now. hee hee!

Anyway, I want to share me and my man's picture.

This was the time when we realized that we want to be together. ^^

Our 'lil jellybean's 13 weeks and 2 days scan.

Catch ya later, lovelies!

xoxo,

Geline, Caffrey and 'lil jellybean <3