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[Title] => No one is too young to make a difference
[Summary] => Upon the invitation of Fernando Zobel de Ayala through my good friend and triathlon mentor Geraldine Santiago, my daughter Ella and I spent a lovely afternoon being inspired by the Habitat for Humanity Youth Council.
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[Summary] => Yes, that’s me in the picture. I have finally decided to have my hair chopped. I feel refreshed. My natural curls are back and I can celebrate them now that my friend, Cherry Reyes of Toni & Guy allowed them to curl naturally before snipping them. When my daughter Ella and I found ourselves in Raymond Isaac’s studio for a print shoot, I asked Raymond to kindly take a photo of me just for this column. I wanted you all to be updated with my new look. Hope you like it as much as I do.
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[Summary] => I was getting Donny and Hannah ready for school when Ella (who got ready first) turned on the TV. I politely asked her what the rule was regarding TV before school and she replied, "Not allowed." I asked her what should be done next and she told me that it should be turned off but didn’t budge. I reminded her about the rule again and asked for the TV to be turned off but still, she didn’t obey. So I told her that I would turn it off but she would have to be disciplined for not obeying. It took us around 30 minutes to settle that issue.
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[Title] => This child can’t smile – he has Moebius Syndrome
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