And in today's standards, we are BABIES. At this point in our lives, we're expected to be ultra-focused on our careers, and build, build, build. Which is exactly the course I thought my life would go: graduate from University, get a job in some elite multinational corporation, climb up the corporate ladder, maybe pursue further studies, then get married and settle down. The ideal age for marriage for me was 28 - but even 28 seemed too early for my Mom (who got married at 20,

An introduction to a weekly segment in this site called "Weekly Devotion" where I will write about the fruit of our Weekly Family Devotion Our family situation has always been extraordinary. When I introduce myself to strangers and mention that I have six siblings, a 45-year old Mom, and a late Dad who passed away 7 years ago, their eyeballs go behind their sockets and I can just imagine what goes through their minds: the word c-o-m-p-l-i-c-a-t-e-d doesn't seem too far-fetche

One good thing that came out of this very emotional week was my resolve to finally make this happen. By this, I mean this personal blog. I've been wanting to blog since college, but I never got around to it. I always had an excuse for putting it off: First, what would I write about? I couldn't decide which direction to take. Was it health and fitness? No, it couldn't be. I'm not too healthy, and I don't know too much about fitness. Could it be Catholicism? I'm no expert, and