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Woman, Mother  Photo Friday: Woman UVA, Makati City, Philippines, January 2004 A mother is the most hardworking woman in the world. I had the pleasure to be with two great moms last night. Melissa (above with Jan Patrick) and Din who met for the first time despite being virtual friends for more than a year now. They exchanged their respective stories from their child bearing, labor to rearing their kids. It was a sight to see with their animated story-telling, more so, hearing the hardship mothers take when they juggle mother roles at home and at work. The experience made me remember how great mothers are. I made a phone call that night to my own mama and thanked her... Bookmark this post on:
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