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First, let me say that we’re a normal family. My wife Karen and I are employed and work nine to 10 hours a day. We have three children; my eldest, Sabine, is an 11-year-old girl, followed by two boys, Matteo, 8, and Basti, 6.
A few years ago, while pregnant for the first time, I excitedly went to the baby section of the malls and online to check out items I would have to get for my baby girl—and I was shocked at all the items that I “needed!” How can such a tiny little person need so many things?
I am a 33-year-old single man, not bad-looking, kinda smart, funny, well-educated and with a steady, high-paying job. Modesty aside, I believe I am a good catch for any girl.
Last month, I was invited to be among the judges in a very interesting program. Initially, I thought it would be a talent or beauty search. After all, beauty competitions are a dime a dozen, while talent shows air almost every night.
The first reunions in years of families divided by the Korean War evoke bittersweet memories for Kim Jong-gyu, whose few...
The first official Lego store in the Philippines recently opened in Bonifacio Global City and my kids and I were...
My mother’s family has always been very poor. When one of the siblings was able to buy a small lot, we built our homes on cement boxes piled one of top of another.
Dear Emily, My parents were the couple least likely to separate. They met in high school, went steady in college...
I am 29, originally from the Visayas and now living in Florida the past seven years. My problem is about my fiancee and my family. She is a Russian mom with three teenage kids. She is also 16 years my senior. We have been together four years now and just got engaged recently.
There have been many times in the past two years when Khairul felt he was heading towards a breakdown. Caring for his 78-year-old father who is coping with the debilitating effects of Parkinson’s has been tough, both physically and emotionally.
