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Very Pinoy Christmas carol! hahhahahah

This was too funny not to share… ;-)

Scary baby faces with Ian!

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Apparently, Ian is developing his own sense of humor… ;-)

http://blog.marshill.com/2011/11/18/a-grandfather-and-father-pray-and-a-little-girl-is-baptized/

…and I think of my Lolo, and his earnest prayers in Tagalog.  How they showered blessings over the family…  

and this is the important stuff in life.

NEW HappySlip bidjo!! =)  ”Bunts of Junks”  Classic fam episode…

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Music: “Fluffing a Duck” by Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com

Was in the mood for eye popping purple! So I made a random list of beautiful purple things... :-)

Ian Mickey Mouse…  =)

Attempted Kisses

A few attempts at trying to capture a real kiss from Ian. haha Don’t know why our fam calls them “kissy poos”…

More random moments like this can be found unedited on my iPhone channel:
http://www.youtube.com/christinesiphone

Click here to see some crazy costumes!!  hahaa  Let me know of any links to other crazy or creative costumes… ;-)

New HappySlip bidjo!  Happy Apple Smiles! =)

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Just in case you haven’t seen this yet…

New Mom character in our handmade HappySlip shop!

Let her hold your keys and her dry erase speech bubble board will remind those forgetful ones in your house heheh ;-)  (You can get it with or without the speech bubble or hooks)

Nutella Hot Chocolate!?  Watch us try this out… ;-)

Reblogged from my  good friend, Sonya. =)  comes from www.thevillagechurch.net

I need to be reminded of what the gospel really is. Too many days I confuse it with religion. They are not the same thing. Tim Keller, pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, wrote down a few definitions of both, and I want to share them with you. It’s a great reminder that religion and the gospel are diametrically opposed. I pray we would understand the gospel deeper and better and live in the freedom given to us by Christ.

RELIGION: I obey-therefore I’m accepted.
THE GOSPEL: I’m accepted-therefore I obey.

RELIGION: Motivation is based on fear and insecurity.
THE GOSPEL: Motivation is based on grateful joy.

RELIGION: I obey God in order to get things from God.
THE GOSPEL: I obey God to get to God-to delight and resemble Him.

RELIGION: When circumstances in my life go wrong, I am angry at God or my self, since I believe, like Job’s friends that anyone who is good deserves a comfortable life.
THE GOSPEL: When circumstances in my life go wrong, I struggle but I know all my punishment fell on Jesus and that while he may allow this for my training, he will exercise his Fatherly love within my trial.

RELIGION: When I am criticized I am furious or devastated because it is critical that I think of myself as a ‘good person’. Threats to that self-image must be destroyed at all costs.
THE GOSPEL: When I am criticized I struggle, but it is not critical for me to think of myself as a ‘good person.’ My identity is not built on my record or my performance but on God’s love for me in Christ. I can take criticism.

RELIGION: My prayer life consists largely of petition and it only heats up when I am in a time of need. My main purpose in prayer is control of the environment.
THE GOSPEL: My prayer life consists of generous stretches of praise and adoration. My main purpose is fellowship with Him.

RELIGION: My self-view swings between two poles. If and when I am living up to my standards, I feel confident, but then I am prone to be proud and unsympathetic to failing people. If and when I am not living up to standards, I feel insecure and inadequate. I’m not confident. I feel like a failure.
THE GOSPEL: My self-view is not based on a view of my self as a moral achiever. In Christ I am “simul iustus et peccator”—simultaneously sinful and yet accepted in Christ. I am so bad he had to die for me and I am so loved he was glad to die for me. This leads me to deeper and deeper humility and confidence at the same time. Neither swaggering nor sniveling.

RELIGION: My identity and self-worth are based mainly on how hard I work. Or how moral I am, and so I must look down on those I perceive as lazy or immoral. I disdain and feel superior to ‘the other.’
THE GOSPEL: My identity and self-worth are centered on the one who died for His enemies, who was excluded from the city for me. I am saved by sheer grace. So I can’t look down on those who believe or practice something different from me. Only by grace I am what I am. I’ve no inner need to win arguments.

RELIGION: Since I look to my own pedigree or performance for my spiritual acceptability, my heart manufactures idols. It may be my talents, my moral record, my personal discipline, my social status, etc. I absolutely have to have them so they serve as my main hope, meaning, happiness, security, and significance, whatever I may say I believe about God.
THE GOSPEL: I have many good things in my life—family, work, spiritual disciplines, etc. But none of these good things are ultimate things to me. None of them are things I absolutely have to have, so there is a limit to how much anxiety, bitterness, and despondency they can inflict on me when they are threatened and lost.

hehehe…