Mama Duck and her Ducklings

There was so many people to chose from, but for my first interview/blog post, I choose my mom. (I wouldn't be sitting here typing this post up without her.) I was really interested in finding out what she set out to accomplish in life. When I asked her what her goal was in life, she didn't even have to think about it. She knew what she had set out to accomplish right away!

She said," As a mother, I want my children to grow up as good people, in a good environment, have a good education, and have a great life." My mom started a family during her last year of college. She met and married my dad and had me! ^.^ The scariest part of her quest was, "Moving into another country. We had to move because I didn't want to be far away from your dad," she explained, " but the best part was being together again!" Moving into another country came with obstacles too! "We encountered financial problems, not knowing many people, and not being familiar with the place but I was still able to provide my kids with a good education and a good environment to live in." We also had to make another big move from California to North Carolina! "The people were different and so was the environment, I felt like we moved into another country!"

My mom is a wonderful person and I love her! "Even though I'm having a bad morning I still strive to wake up every morning, prepare my children's lunch bags, make sure they have everything they need for the day, and make sure they leave the house with a smile on their face!" "Yea, some of my classmates' moms don't even pack their lunch," said my 10 year-old brother, "So true! Momma always puts a smile on my face in the mornings!" added my sister. My mom hasn't accomplished her goal yet, "it isn't finished until all of you finish college and are living well on your own. But so far I am able to keep my family intact, well fed, have a good education, and happy!" I am very thankful for having a great mom!

(Left to Right) Me, My Mom, My Sister (Rinoa), and My Brother (Marwin)

Love Ya'll From Asia and Back

              ...Your Whimsical Asian