The Best thing about being Here

Time just come by so fast. I thought I just logged in to my blog like 3 days ago. No it wasn't, I realized.

It was not long ago when I complained about my car having not air in 92 degrees summer in Rock Hill. "I wish I could changed it with a new one." I said. The school year had started and me and Mona went back to our crazy morning and evening routine once again. Yeah, that is the flavor of being a parent of two lovely girls in the US. Having no family around to share a hand with.

Rossie is the in her kindergarten. She was recognized lately and was given a Principal Scholar Award in her school. What a proud parent I am! I drove her to school each morning and it is so inspiring for me. Well, you have no idea with the battle I am doing each day in my class. But the fact that I am doing this for my two girls, it made stronger to endure the challenges I faced each day.

It is very hard to walk through life without goals and inspirations. Its just sailing in the middle of the ocean with no direction to go. At one point in life I was, but in later life I learned that setting goals, and visualize these goals each morning would keep your engine going. Thanks to God I am here and I have a family who walked with me.

Christmas of 2009

Rayray is learning lots of stuff in her day care. She's a lot Americanized than her big sister, which we do expect. They are our inspiration each day, when we got up in the morning, at work and at the end of day. Every day is exhausting yet as I get home I have to angels that will delight my day, from Rossie's stories about school to Rayray's whinning about food or toys. It makes my day complete. As I layed in bed each night, I have a smile in my face. This is the best thing about being here.

My car still have no air. Yet the change in temperature makes it a lot easier, now I have the chance to save money and have it fix in late spring.