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Kailee's Barry Allen Crystals

What?

Barry Allen crystals!

This is what Kailee *invisibly* hands me whenever she rides her bike or scooter in the house.  She would go as fast as she can and then stops and then runs to me and tells me *Here are your Barry Allen crystals!*.  She has been doing this for the past few weeks.  It's such a delight to see them so excited and happy with their made up *games*

I finally asked her -

*What are Barry Allen crystals?

"Diba you like Barry Allen?  The Flash?"

I nod.

"I am giving your crystals that you like - Barry Allen crystals!"

Got it.

Hahaha!!

So I always accept Barry Allen crystals that she gives me with a huge smile and with a hug of thanks.  Times like these make me realize the innocence of children.  They are happy and delighted with the simplest of things.  I treasure these moments.  I guess you can say that hormones got the better of me in this post as - I feel really sad and happy at the same time because my kids are growing up.  I wish there was a pause button.  I stare at them endlessly and think how lucky I am to have these kids.  Even if there are times I want to wring their necks - I will never trade the whole experience for anything.  I have a long long way to go..

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I have this terrible TV crush on Grant Gustin/Barry Allen/The Flash ever since I saw him in two episodes of Arrow.  He is cute, bubbly, funny and awkward!  I don't know what it is, but I loooooove seeing him on TV!  I think I haven't had this bad of a TV crush since Neal Caffrey of White Collar!

I can just watch episodes of The Flash over and over again without getting bored.  You'd see my silly grin and sigh and coo..  I think Kailee has seen me like this a number of times - thus giving me her *Barry Allen crystals*

I love this giving of Barry Allen crystals - I feel special because Kailee notices those little things.  Haha!!

Babaw ba?

Comments

  1. Ako nga Daniel Padilla e. Joke!
    On a more serious note, you have very beautiful kids. So blessed

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    1. Pag local - JLC fan ako, grabe. hahaha!! :)
      When I was younger - si Romnick Sarmienta naman! hahaha.. (naabutan mo pa ba yun?)

      Thank you very much L!! :)

      Love, didi

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  2. Not mababaw naman :-). During the meteor garden days, my ultimate crush is Dao Ming Si (Jerry Yan). And all my office mates knows this because they can see his my picture in my PC wall paper and screen saver. :-)

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  3. Ang galing your daughter if she notices small things like your crushes. I think she's gonna grow up to be a thoughtful noticer and observer. :)

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  4. Ahh..those precious little moments mean a lot to mom like you. Love it!-MacySantos

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  5. Hindi naman mababaw, ang cute nga eh! I remember being like that when I was young. Right now I have the hugest crush on Lee Pace. I hope my son gives me Lee Pace crystals.. but nah he's too young to notice that. LOL

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  6. You have such a sweet child, one who is sensitive to her mom's needs. It's one of those things that makes being a mom all worth it.

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