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Busy Weekend : Work & Family

18 August 2007No Comment

My event is due tomorrow. And so as we went to the site to check on the setup and everything, the kids came along with us.

They sat on the side bench and munched on their snacks. Vai crawled on the stage. Anya checked out the men working on the backdrop.

Ah. I guess one day, many years from now, when we look back to a day like this, it’d be interesting to remember how the kids since they’re very young somehow get to ‘see’ what we do, how we work, the stuff we juggle everyday.

And my hope is for them to see how we always strive to give our best in everything that we do. And that even when we’re busy with work and other commitments, they’re never really ‘left out’ nor ‘forgotten’ by us.

Easier said than done.

But we’re trying our best.

And oh, of course when we’re done with work, we met up with my parents and spent the rest of the day with them.

We walked and walked till the soles of my feet longed for a good rub.

Sure was a really full day for us.

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