Photo Blog #4

My week so far as everyone else's is rainy and foggy but thankfully not floody!

perfect for cold nights!

unfortunately, I had to stick on drinking hot chocolate instead or a hot soup because you know

I'm breastfeeding babe! JC wants to be embraced all the time! His warmth and sweet smell lulls me to sleep as well!

I'm encouraging everyone by the way to say NO to formula milk donations!

Read the reasons why here.

view of the city at SM Baguio

the corduroy texture of this

jacket saves me from chilling out

so thankful for this freebie keychains from Baby Company! Love the Green Apple Scent!

Despite the 'assuming storm' wind, I received a package this week

with the author's autograph! <3

 done reading the book, so watch out for the book review! :D

Hoping for the sun to shine his brightest this weekend and for the upcoming week!

Stay safe and warm everyone!

To Donate Formula Milk or Not?

First of all, I wish everyone a safe and warm place to stay. In this time of trouble, of flooding without storm, of raining without stop, helping others became voluntarily. I saw posts on social networking sites advertising donation acceptance of different NGO groups and other private companies.

Voluntary donations in kind and in cash are very much welcomed. But as the title indicates, the concern of this post is about the Formula Milk given as a donation. I want to share to you moms what I've read on one of my most followed mommy blog: The Chronicles of a Nursing Mom (COANM).

After reading her two recent blogpost regarding the matter. My say is NO to donating Formula Milk and YES to BREASTMILK DONATIONS.

If you wanna know why, here are COANM articles you have to read.

No to formula milk donations.

Breastmilk donation updates.

See? If you really wanna help the evacuees and the infants, say no to formula milk unless you know the water available is safe and there is no breastmilk AT ALL. (If you read the entire post, you'll now the meaning of AT ALL)

On the positive notes, I wanna share to you my favorite photo from Mr. Paul Quiambao's Photography: Finding Beauty in Disaster.

Lumina Pandit

It's all about perspective.

It's weather is gloomy already, why don't you give a shiny smile for a change!

Be calm and stay alert. That's one key to survival.

Photo Blog #3

Rainy days are SO not yet over, with or without a storm, fog, wind and drizzle are always there to make the day cold and the night colder.

lurv the rain!

Rainy days are the best time for soups and hot beverages! And if you've read my previous posts, then you'll know how I love to munch soups!

chicken macaroni soup

Mom's home-made soup or Pizza Hut's mushroom soup always makes me fuzzy! (@^_^@)

perfect partner during the rainy season!

My newborn babe

 and the rain always kept me waking up late,

yet it's better to have late breakfast than nothing, right?

late breakfast means having midnight snack! :3

Most of my photos for this week is about food! lol

Good thing my A818 Duo never failed me, I could blog even when feeding babe! ;D
(I so lurv my phone right now! <3 <3 <3)

Imagine me eating, blogging, texting with a babe on one hand! Oh yeah! :D