1 year ago
Monday, July 27, 2009
Ang Pag-ibig ay tulad ng Batis
This was taken when Likha was barely 3 weeks. I'm not sure if this was his second or third bath. I hardly remember things lately. I wasn't there when they first dipped Likha in water. Tatay had to go to work, but I'm sure my son will understand when he grows up.
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i love the fourth one!
cute but what i like the most is the name Likha.
Salamat, mga kaibigan. :)
cute! sweet! :)
Thanks, Thotz. :)
I remember Bono's poem and Andrea Boccelli's song.
I think I saw you this afternoon, around 6pm at Solaris. Red t-shirt. If it was really you. But I was a bit far away. Hehe.
Sweet.
Wait, are we from the same office?
i think it's wonderful that you make likha call you "tatay."
I just came from a job interview at the 21st floor. Hehehe.
mussolini,
It's something that the wife and I prefer. :)
tc,
Haha! Ayus. I kinda thought we know each other. :)
Gusto ko ang tunog ng pangalang Likha - Pinoy na Pinoy. Naalala ko bigla si Kidlat Tahimik, pangalan kasi ng mga anak nya orihinal na Pinoy din: Kawayan,Kabuyan at Kidlat.
Salamat, NP. :)
ang cute sobra!! i can't wait to experience this... i call my parents nanay and tatay... mas pinoy ang feel and mas iba yung dating.
awwww. beautiful child! congratulations. :D
Thanks, Ace and Pau! :)
ang cute niya.
rain looks so....so...so mommy. like she was born with the skills of a mom.
cute baby. someday baby will look at these pictures in restrospect :P
Atticus and BP Philippines,
Thanks for droppin' by. :)
awwww...cute=)
Thanks, Jenie. :)
sooo adorable :) I love the name, Likha Malaya <3. I love the Tatay and Nanay for modern-day parents too.
aw.he looks cute and delicate. favorite ko talaga dati nung nasa nursery ako (nurse) yung umiiyak at pag naliligo sila.
thanks for sharing these adorable bathing pics to us
http://ldsfilipina.blogspot.com
Tinay,
Thanks for dropping by. Hmmm... I'll add you in my links, that ok?
LDSPinay,
You're welcome. I'll add you, too. :)
This series is beautiful. It comes across as a very intimate ritual of connection and parental love.
Thanks, Abaniko.
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