An Open Letter to Sleep
A humorous, relatable letter to Sleep from a mom juggling postpartum life, stolen naps, and quiet moments of peace and self-care.
From the Philippines to Pennsylvania, from past self to present self, from dreams to reality. These letters explore the paths that shaped me — immigration, motherhood, self-discovery, and becoming a Filipino-American mama bear. Equal parts grit, gratitude, and maybe a few tears over paperwork, these stories are about the journey, not just the destination.
A humorous, relatable letter to Sleep from a mom juggling postpartum life, stolen naps, and quiet moments of peace and self-care.
A comforting open letter to mamas of angels and rainbows, offering comfort, hope, and strength through grief and new beginnings.
A letter to U.S. visa hopefuls, sharing empathy, encouragement, and the reality of preparing for the interview and waiting for answers.
A letter celebrating a spontaneous backyard adventure, showing that joy and family magic live in simple, ordinary moments together.
A letter to my laundry pile, a reminder that motherhood and life are messy, endless, and full of small victories that matter every day.
A letter to postpartum mamas, reminding you that your body is not broken, healing takes time, and your baby sees home in you.
A heartfelt letter to your 25-year-old self, reflecting on sacrifices, resilience, and lessons that built strength, patience, and growth.
There is a certain power in signing your name at the bottom of a page. It is a declaration that says, This is me. No edits. No erasures.