Bubbly Blabber

I am a working mom. All my life, I have an 8-5 (or actually sometimes 7-6 PM) job every weekdays. My kids now are aged 8 and 6. Since both are already in school, I just have time to help them in their school work when I go home from work. During weekends, we go to the malls and eat outside as our way to bond with our kids. My kids look forward to weekends since there's no school nor work. When I look at social media and see the stay-at-home moms with children being with them 24/7. I sometimes feel guilty. They get to cook food or prepare their "baon" or snack for school. They have time to bring their school to children then they have more time to guide and teach them after school. Now that there is a pandemic, like most people are, I have been at home since March. I am working from home and I can say I now have time with my children. Now I see in social media, the used-to-be working moms are now able to do the things that they wished they will be able to do for their chil

It is 2020. A lot have changed. The online platforms are now booming. People are now into "vlogging" so you can just stream online videos and see posts of people sharing their life through social media.  Now I ask myself, should I also join the bandwagon?  Should I just do a vlog? But I guess not. Not now.  I am not a millenial and I am not that comfortable in sharing videos. But because this year is a very different year, I decided to go back to blogging. I want to document the things that are happening right now so when this is over, I can look back and be proud that we were able to get through this difficult year. So again, I welcome you all to "Bubbly Blabber".