Her husband works as a bus interchange dispatcher. His earning is not enough for both of them. She was working in a bungalow-type house with 3 bedrooms and 2 toilets. She served a young couple and took care of their 2-year-old son. Both of her employers are working. They leave the house at 7 am and reach home after 7 pm. She woke up at 5 am to prepare breakfast for the family. She cooked like fried rice, fried egg, fried sausages, or ham for breakfast. For lunch, she would cook only for herself and for the child. For their she cooked like, BBQ, Bulalo (Beef soup), Lumpia (Spring Roll), Sinigang (Sour Pork/Fish Soup), Tinolang manok/isda ( Chicken/Fish Soup), Tortang Talong (Egg with Eggplant omelet, Arroz Caldo (porridge), Batchoy (noodle soup), Pinakbet (Stir-fried mix vegetables), Fried fish/chicken, Spaghetti, Menudo, Afritada,
Adobo, Beef steak, Fried noodles/beehoon, and Chicken with coconut milk. She is able to follow recipes, too. When she was alone with the boy, she would also do the household chores, such as cleaning, washing clothes, ironing, and folding clothes, only if the boy was sleeping or the boy was at school. She knows how to bathe the baby, change clothes, and change a diaper, make milk, feed the baby, put the baby to sleep, sings lullabies songs and nursery rhymes like Johnny Johnny, Twinkle Little Star, The Wheels on the Bus, and many more. She played with him, talked to him, and she read ABC's and counted 123s with him. Now the boy is going to school half a day, and she has decided to apply abroad. She would like to work abroad for a better future.