Yup, tama! thanks to technology. You're still updated and connected with family and friends. When I was away, freindster pa nun. And it helps a lot. =)
Btw, im inviting you to support and join my giveaway. Share na rin to other mommies who might get interested of winning pregnancy and toddler books. PLs visit: http://www.mommytots.com/2012/01/what-to-expect-book-review-and-giveaway.html#more Thanks!
I have been though a long distance relationship in the past and back then, no skype yet. We survived with emails, phone calls, YM, and snail mails. And yes, those were more expensive means. Lol. Hooray for today's skype!
your son looks like his Daddy Sis :-) anything we can do to communicate our loved-ones is precious :-) Visiting from #31 of BPC, hope that you can return the visit too.
Loving skype. My partner and son are on holidays on the other side of the world and it is great to hear what they have been up to and to see them... although with the time differences sometimes I'm not lookin gmy best
Yep, that's my husband. He's been working in South Korea for almost three years already. He left when Yue was only five months old, so imagine how difficult it had been for the three of us. Skype made the pain a bit bearable.
My parents are OFWs too, and when I was a kid we had to make do with just letters and phone calls. Times were harder back then.
handsome mestiso guy there. tried skype before but didn't work for me. i'm sure it is useful to a lot of people. visiting from Wednesday whites. http://seasonsandseasonings.blogspot.com/2012/02/scenic-view.html
like you, i am one of those people who are thankful sa skype...kapag gusto makipagchat ng mga kids kina lolo at lola, skype agad! hehehe! visiting from WW, hope to see you around. thanks and have a great week. :)
Yup, tama! thanks to technology. You're still updated and connected with family and friends. When I was away, freindster pa nun. And it helps a lot. =)
ReplyDeleteBtw, im inviting you to support and join my giveaway. Share na rin to other mommies who might get interested of winning pregnancy and toddler books.
PLs visit: http://www.mommytots.com/2012/01/what-to-expect-book-review-and-giveaway.html#more
Thanks!
Thanks for linking up at Marriage from Scratch!
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Indeed! Skype is a great help to connect with families around the world.
ReplyDeletei haven't used skype yet but a lot of people are suggesting it.
ReplyDeleteFeel free to link up with my WW.
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I've never tried Skype before, but I should! I know a lot of people that have and love it!
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Thanks for stopping by to link up! Happy WW!
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Making Mama Happy
High technology really helps a lot especially when our love ones are miles away. Visiting you from Wednesday White here's mine My Daily Mumbles
ReplyDeleteIf no technology we cannot reach the long distance just to talk to someone hehe. Visiting form the challenge.
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i've never used skype before! always looks like fun!!
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You cannot beat Skype for keeping in touch!
ReplyDeletei can relate sis! thanks to Skype talaga...
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ReplyDeleteI love Skype too and it's a much better way of keeping in touch with relatives outside the country.
ReplyDeleteThank's to technology these days:)
ReplyDeleteVisiting for #31 BPC! Hope you can stop by:)
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oh, thanks to skype....:) san pala si hubby mo sis? I see the little guy behind you...ehehhee!
ReplyDeletewe also use Skype to talk to my brothers abroad. thanks to development and technology. was here for WW! here's mine:
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thanks to the latest technology that keeps us close to our family and loved-ones
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agree, chat and sms bridge the homesick feeling of love ones.
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I have been though a long distance relationship in the past and back then, no skype yet. We survived with emails, phone calls, YM, and snail mails. And yes, those were more expensive means. Lol. Hooray for today's skype!
ReplyDeleteVisiting for yesterday's BPC
http://www.aschoolingmom.com/2012/01/bpc-29-366-ww-creating-love/
we are lucky to have enjoyed all this latest communication technology, and gadget.
ReplyDeleteImportant for us too, since family is in Scotland.
ReplyDeleteyour son looks like his Daddy Sis :-) anything we can do to communicate our loved-ones is precious :-) Visiting from #31 of BPC, hope that you can return the visit too.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mommies2ks.com/2012/01/dress-up-for-school.html
I love skype too, especially so the kids can have a relationship with their grandma.
ReplyDeleteStopping by from thankful Thursday. Skype is something I too am thankful for
ReplyDeleteLoving skype. My partner and son are on holidays on the other side of the world and it is great to hear what they have been up to and to see them... although with the time differences sometimes I'm not lookin gmy best
ReplyDeleteis that your hubby sis? im an OFW for 4 years. i know how it feels like to be in abroad. kakalungkot as in.
ReplyDeletevisiting #31 of BPC
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Thanks for the comments, everyone!
ReplyDeleteYep, that's my husband. He's been working in South Korea for almost three years already. He left when Yue was only five months old, so imagine how difficult it had been for the three of us. Skype made the pain a bit bearable.
My parents are OFWs too, and when I was a kid we had to make do with just letters and phone calls. Times were harder back then.
Thank goodness for technology!
Skype does connect people, making them feel close even if they're miles away...
ReplyDeleteMabuhay! My family is back in Phils too and I doget to chat with them all the time thanks to Skype. Helps deal with homesickness :)
ReplyDeleteawww! Skype is makes the loved-ones so close :-) never try Skype yet :-)
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Wednesday Whites, hope that you can return the visit too.
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handsome mestiso guy there. tried skype before but didn't work for me. i'm sure it is useful to a lot of people. visiting from Wednesday whites. http://seasonsandseasonings.blogspot.com/2012/02/scenic-view.html
ReplyDeleteim back here sis! and this time for wednesday whites. =)
ReplyDeletehope everything is ok in your end.
my whites are White Structure and Fishy in the Tank
thanks to technology talaga..
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I need to teach my folks back home how to use skype the next time I go home. This is pretty convenient and money is not an issue here.
ReplyDeleteVisiting via WW here.
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Skype indeed does amazing things, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteVisiting back for WW!
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like you, i am one of those people who are thankful sa skype...kapag gusto makipagchat ng mga kids kina lolo at lola, skype agad! hehehe! visiting from WW, hope to see you around. thanks and have a great week. :)
ReplyDeletei can't imagine having to be separated from our own kids last year for 10 months without skype! thanks to the wonders of technology!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining WW.. :)
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