Multitasking is a very tricky skill that is a mix of science, planning, foresight, and familiarity. — One of National Geographic’s videos about Multitasking defined it as the simultaneous act of doing several things that are highly distracting, requiring full attention, all happening at once. In that case, it was dribbling a ball and driving on an unfamiliar road with obstacles. What this definition failed to recognize…

and why I write — Every time I don’t know where to start but I need to introduce myself, I always say I am CAT-holic. Although it also answers my religion. …

Our real-life encounter on how we prevented COVID-19 from spreading within our home after one of us came out positive on her RT-PCR swab test. — We are a household of 2 seniors, 2 adults (3 of which have comorbidity), a toddler, and a stay-out babysitter, and a ton of cautiousness, and yet this Corona Virus finally broke into our “safe” haven. Indeed, it only took one slight negligence and leniency for the virus to get…

Why you should stop shouting if you want to be heard — You don't need to listen to someone who doesn't listen because their words are not for you but to their own insecurities simply because they don't want to bravely confront their reality. Photo credit When someone listens, they are tactful, mindful, and intentional of their words. Their best interest may…

New Normal + Newborn + First time Parents • A story of coping and learning for first-time parents during Pandemic when even Google don’t have answers to. — The last Pandemic happened almost a century ago hence no google records on how the parents back then have coped. No blogs, no photos, barely any testament talking about parenting and pandemic, and most of all, no google to put it all into a cohesive record of reference. So what?