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Mommy Moments is where Moms muse about motherhood and show off their kids.

Joys, worries, disappointments, hopes, challenges and successes are shared.

Chris hosts this meme every Friday at The Mommy Journey.


Today's theme got me debating if these punching bags would do.

Maybe HK skyscrapers would count. Three of the world's tallest buildings felt lofty across the horizon. So big too.

They dwarf me much like the way challenges of mommyhood do. But then life is bigger than all these biggies. And good too.

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  1. Wahhhh mini PacMan in the making? Pagkasexy mo sis hehehe.

    Big Things

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  2. I hope not, sis maluluka ako dyan hahahah... ay bilbil galore na kaya yan ops

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  3. my kids will like this because they love punching like pacquiao

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  4. Lol! Love the Pacman comment!

    Talaga namang nanliliit ako sa mga naglalakihang buildings diyan!

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  5. definitely HK scyscrapers count! hehe.

    :)

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  6. Anne, pacquaio is fast becoming a kids' hero too tsk tsk

    mj, ako rin :)

    hahpiness, i reckon they rather do

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  7. Those punching bags would count as big and those skyscrapers definitely!

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  8. Yeah, Tetcha. I reckon they would :)

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  9. yeah, they really would do. and nice choice too, in line with Pacman's recent victory, lol!

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  10. love those punching bags! my youngest simon would love that! idol nya yata si pacman e.

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  11. wow, is he following the footsteps of pacman? :D happy mommy moments

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  12. kung dwarf ang tawag mo sa yo eh ano ako?lol!Challenges of motherhood is indeed BIGGIE.

    Forgive my late visit dear,medyo busy lang ng konti.Give CJ a hug for me^_^

    Have a nice day,Mommy Hazel!

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  13. One thing big I can think of is my big tummy when I was 7 months pregnant, hahaha!

    Hmmm, Cj could be a future Pacman!

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  14. Clarissa, no problem... there goes the hug. You stay beautiful!

    Ate Eb, kana ang tinuod nga dako :-)

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