Tourism is one of the most important industries of nature-endowed countries such as the Philippines because it contributes a lot in the economy. There are some places in the world were they only defend their income on tourism industry. How I wish we could do more for our country’s tourism. We have lots of beautiful places here in the country. All we have to do is to make some improvements and bring back the Filipino hospitality we have before. For the local tourist hopefully there are better roads, travel and roadside assistance for easy traveling.

More and more people have problems related to weight nowadays. You can’t even stop them to buy apidexin and other diet pills to correct the weight. What can we do? We really love to eat. According to some government reports, Filipinos’ rice consumption increased and continues to increase every year. Discipline and perseverance will really help us a lot in the fight against this battle. That I wish I had.

Maybe it has been natural to all parents to be able to compose a song for their babies. Even their babies are still inside a mothers womb when they can only hear it from a baby monitors. You can’t stop a mother from singing a song for her baby. I remember my husband has composed a special song to make our son Kyle sleep. That’s a usual song that made our son sleep until he reached the age of four.

It really touches me every time I hear Jose Marie Chan’s song “No rewind No replay” There’s no

rewinding nor replay in life. I especially like the following lines:

Time flies so fast. I see my son in his Kestrel Backpack and ready for school. I can’t imagine those times when I first saw him after giving birth, the moment when I first saw him smile and the moment when he started to talk and called our names. Do the best you can and give the best for him with as much care and love because these are intangible treasures you can’t buy with all the money in this world and you can’t buy back time. You can’t even kiss and hug your kids as what you usually do when they are still small once they have grown up.