A Parent's Love is #ForeverLove

12:00 AM

I let the movie Riding In Cars with Boys play in the background as I check my email for work.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this film but no matter how many times I've watched it, I still cry a bit at the father-daughter end scene. Although there was a lot of negative reviews, this film made an impact and I can somehow relate (not about the drugs though) because of the similar backgrounds and parental beliefs. There was a connection to Beverly, relating to her thought processes and sympathized with how her life turned out. Truly an eye opener because it puts a spotlight to the imperfect and confused lives we recognize. 

"If only I hadn't gotten pregnant..."


Frankly speaking, having a kid at the tender age of 23 was not part of this timeline I had planned out for myself: college, go abroad, never get married, zero kids. The said timeline is actually the structure that the ladies in my family are expected to follow. But the universe laid out a completely different plan for me.


Plunging into parenthood and adulthood at almost the same time presented a wave of challenges, mostly financial, as my husband and I lived from paycheck to paycheck with almost no experience. Less financially prepared, the harder the struggle. But instead of wasting time feeling sorry for ourselves, we focused on our kids, kept our heads up and learned how to make ends meet, even when struggling.


Let your love live on. Start planning for your family’s future as early as now.


I was FINALLY able to use this one valuable lesson that my parents have passed on to me--to be one step ahead financially to avoid financial stress. I want my kids to have a secure tomorrow, by preparing against risks today. So we regularly contribute a small amount from his earnings and payment from my clients to their savings account for years now. It may seem small, but it often results in substantial financial amount. In this day and age, that's how to say “I love you!” to your loved ones in a different way. 


The movie Riding In Cars with Boys shows you the raw honesty of parental love and every choice made makes an impact. Glad I FINALLY listened to the importance of thinking ahead and preparing the family for life's uncertainties (especially financially). Indeed, a parent's love never ends. #ForeverLove

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Preparing for the unexpected may not be easy, but it will be worth it, knowing that the most important people in our lives will forever feel our love and care even when we are no longer around.

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3 comments:

  1. Maganda to pa lalo ngayon may pamilya na tayo need natin sila alalahanin para sa kinabukasan nila

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  2. Must have po talaga mag invest para sa mga anak po natin para at isa sa mga investment na ito ang insurance po.. para in the future di po sila mahihirapan o mararanasan kung ano mga naranasan po natin..

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