My Family

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Hello! I am Joy, a housewife and a mother of two boys, now ages 20 and 11. JM, my eldest son is a graduate of B.S. Information Technology and presently employed. Yahmir, my youngest son is at grade V, as of this writing.

“Family first”, is my motto. Above is a picture of my family, my loving and very responsible husband Noi is a Swine Management Specialist, he is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine graduated at the University of the Philippines,1971. I am a B.S. Tourism graduate at the University of Santo Tomas, 1988.

We enjoy our quality bonding time during weekends, either we go malling, or stay at home and watch a good movie, or do other activities wherein the whole family is involved.

Reading and surfing the web is one common interest that my family loves to do.





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  1. bean bag chairsApril 19, 2011 at 1:07 PM

    What are your favorite top 10 breakfast cereals that you and your family love to have every morning or as a snack when their is nothing else to eat in the house?
    mines are
    1)Honey Nut Cheerios
    2)Cinnamon Toast Crunch
    3)Captain Crunch
    4)Apple Jacks
    5)Oatmeal
    6)Fruity Pebbles
    I can't think of anymore.

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  2. joysflairApril 19, 2011 at 1:24 PM

    i am sorry but Filipino breakfast doesn't comprise of regular cereals in the morning. this is what i serve in the breakfast table
    1. milk, bread and sunny side up egg
    2. Coco crunch cereals with milk and banana
    3. Chocolate Porridge (Champorado)
    4. Tapsilog (Beef or Pork Tapa, Fried Rice and egg)
    5. Bread Pudding (made out of left over bread) and butter
    6. Oatmeal
    7. Pancakes
    8. Pandesal (famous filipino small bread) and cheese
    9. Arroz Caldo (Porridge cooked in chicken broth and chicken)
    10. sweet potato hashbrowns or just boiled sweet potatoes

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