Mel and the New Normal

Being young parents, Justin and I are usually very encouraging of out-of-the-box activities within controlled environments. Meaning, we'd love for Mika and Josh to try awesome stuff, but we would never risk their safety (okay, maybe just a little bit, hehe!) We want them to get over a lot of the usual fears while they're still young, so they're not afraid to venture out or try new things when they're older.  One of the main reasons I was looking forward to Singapore was for them to try iFly Singapore, which is the nearest iFly in Asia. This branch is located in Sentosa Island (which in itself holds a lot of awesome activities that we never got to try!) What exactly is Ifly? The wording on their website pretty much describes it - "Experience the thrill of skydiving without any danger. Take up the whole new sport of bodyflying with iFly Singapore, the world's first largest themed wind tunnel for indoor skydiving." ISN'T THAT AWESOME? I've al

Yes, still alive! But been busy fixing up our new home (and dealing with zero internet connection!) We've also been spending a lot of time with our kids (because we've chosen never to have a yaya or maid in our new place), so blogging is going to become a bi-monthly thing, haha. Plus business has been doing good, so I had to prioritize. The highlight of our last few months was our awesome company-building, where we took all our head staff to Boracay. Of course, since there's no yaya or maids, we took the kids with us! Hope to go back to regular blogging soon, since I have so much pending drafts! Brother and sister paddleboarding into the sunset. They could paddle-board standing up, too! The kids took wakeboarding lessons during our stay. Tried this and did a split, hurt like *beep* Took our staff snorkeling and island-hopping! Banana peanut butter shake with grilled hotdogs, watching the sunset. Life is good. This also served as our 15th year annivers