Counter-Strike @ Four

Posted on Itong Family by Melo
Sunday, January 20th, 2008 | 5:45 am

My youngest son, Rain, is only four years old but he can already play Counter-Strike. Before, he was only playing browser-based flash games and my wife was always assisting him specially in booting the computer, running Firefox and loading their favorite flash games website. He is also sometimes assisted by his older brother and sister but in a short period of time, he began to boot the computer by himself, run Firefox and load the website. His mouse skills also improved greatly and he learned which buttons or letters to press to operate the computer or the program he’s running. [...continue reading Counter-Strike @ Four]

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Friday Stroll

Posted on Itong Family by Melo
Wednesday, January 16th, 2008 | 2:18 am

The kids woke up very early that day so we decided to head on over to Sampalok Lake. Sampalok Lake is really the only place worth going to in San Pablo City specially that early in the morning (around 6:00am).

Sampalok Lake is also a favorite place of health conscious people. They come here everyday to jog and exercise. A free aerobics class is also held at Doña Leonila Park every week. [...continue reading Friday Stroll]

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Kids Class Christmas Party

Posted on Itong Family by Melo
Thursday, December 20th, 2007 | 1:21 am

Today, Kuya Ar-ar, Ate Aryan and Baby Rain attended their class Christmas Parties. They all woke up early to prepare their things. My wife, Dang, took care of them because I was still asleep but I was already awake when they all left for school. My kids always say goodbye to me before they leave and they were all carrying their gifts for the party.

Dang was with Baby Rain all day. Well, Baby Rain is only 4 years old that’s why Dang is always with him. I followed them after an hour to take some photos of the party. I wasn’t able to take photos of Kuya Ar-ar and Ate Aryan’s party because they’re in different schools. [...continue reading Kids Class Christmas Party]

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