The graduate

What?!

It's been 11 years since Migs graduated from high school? 

This feels just like yesterday. 

Cue in "I'm getting old" feels.

Texas Pool boys

Ate Lissa and family have finally moved to TX! This makes me excited because TX has a special place in my heart. 

When we were in Mexico for the Exchange Programme, we'd often crossover to TX to get our fix of all things American. Among them is Tex-Mex food, which is sorely missed by my tummy and pallette. With their move to TX, particularly near Houston, will be able to get more legit Tex-Mex food easily! 

Not only that, their new home in TX has a swimming pool! Which makes me think that our visits there should be in summer to make full use of the pool But as early as now, it looks like Miguel and Noah are enjoying it already!

We'll swim with you there soon, boys!

Dreams of Dancing

Almost 8 years ago, my nephew Miggy was so interested in dancing that he and Kurt signed up for a summer session with G Force. We attended their recital, and they did great.

This weekend, Miggy is in California to represent the Philippines in a dance competition! They're going up with some of the best in the world, and I'm confident they'll do great.

Amazing how far your dreams can take you.

A commercial family

It's always fun to make commercials. But the fun increases exponentially when the commercial you're making involves family.

Case in point, our latest commercial for Orocan features my 2 nephews - Miggy and Kurt!

It feels just like yesterday when they were little boys. Now, they're all grown up and making commercials.

Looks like advertising will really run in the family.

Bro-dorable!

This photo of Miguel and Javier is just so adorable. I'm especially digging Javier's smile. It's very mischievous. Harhar.

Fathers and sons. Part deux.

I found this photo taken by my sister and couldn't help but break into a smile because it's such a nice photo.

Not only does it represent 3 generations of Morales boys, it also shows 2 generations of fathers and sons. There's Dad and me as generation 1, and Bob and Miguel as generation 2. And we're all in one shot.

Ah, the joys of family.

Sibling Style

When we were kids, our parents made an effort to dress us alike. This was especially true for Ate Lissa and Ate Bullet since it was easier for Mom to dress the girls up in matching outfits.

In keeping with that tradition, I'd like to present another pair of stylish siblings - Miggy Boy and Javi Davi Doo!

(I'm loving Javi's "Mikayla's-not-impressed" look.)

 (Attention: Stylish siblings ahead.)

(Ate Lissa calls this the "Florales boys" shot)

Gosh! I don't know how much of this adorable-ness I can take!