A Tapestry of Culture and Arts Woven by Miracle
Binatbatan Festival traces its roots from the Abel weaving industry of Vigan which has been in existence even before the Spaniards came to colonize the Philippines. It is celebrated from the last week of April to the first week of May was originally the Feast of the Natives that began on May 3, 1883, according to the writings of Damaso King, a well-known…
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Empowered Woman During COVID-19 Pandemic
At the 1994 Miss Universe pageant, Sushmita Sen was asked: “What is the essence of being a woman? She answered “Just being a woman is God’s gift that all of us must appreciate. The origin of a child is a mother and is a woman. She shows a man what sharing, caring, and loving is all about. That is the essence of a woman. During the pandemic, we have all ha…
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My Third Quarter Journey: A Reflection
Another quarter ended and now we are one more quarter through the school year. Just like the previous quarter, I gained a lot of new knowledge that I will surely be needing in the near future. In this module we focused on Community-Based research. CBR approaches are marked by three principles: Collaborative, Change-oriented and Inclusive. It enterprise betw…
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Kanawidan Ylocos Festival: Pride of Ilocanos
The Kannawidan Festival is one of the many famous festivals in Ilocos Sur. This festival pays more attention to the Ilocano Children because most Ilocano cultures are said to be not recognized by younger generations in the province. T he province has a rich heritage and unique cultures that need to be preserved for the next generations. However, man…
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Christmas Season with Bigueños
Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. As early as September, homes can be seen with bright lights even from afar. The time of the year where households are equipped with Christmas light, Christmas tree, parols and many more decorations accompanied by laughter of joy. The evident excitement of setting up trees and decorations that ho…
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Vigan Fiesta in the New Normal
Every January 25 where Vigan Festival is celebrated in honor of St. Paul the Apostle, the city’s patron saint. Saint Paul is one of the most important and influential of all the saints. Many of his writings are contained in the Canon of the Bible. In celebrating this occasion locals and tourists gather to experience and see the street dancing, carnivals,…
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Still the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. As early as September, homes can be seen with bright lights even from afar. The first week of December is already over, households are already equiped with christmass lights, christmass tree, parols and other christmas decorations but it still feels sureal to me that were on the last month of 20…
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We All Live for the Day, They'll Be Screaming Our Names, New Heroes!
Everyone is devastated in this whole situation. Not just our parents but also students knowing that self-studying plus the limited time wouldn’t be easy. One says that the quality of education is achieved by hard work and determination, I also agree with this statement. Every one of us has something to say about this new learning system. Society also says t…
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My First Quarter Journey: A Reflection
I always use the internet to search something I don’t know. The moment I scanned through the pages of my first ICT modules I realized that I’m clueless about the history of something I’ve been using to search things I didn’t know about. During this first quarter I got to do things I wouldn’t do unless it’s required for school, and I can say that it was full…
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Student’s Education in a Rush
Students and teachers’ connection through a screen. Are students learning? Do you think no one is left behind? is it enough? . …
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With Filipino Spirit We Still Manage to Smile
Resilience- it is the capability to withstand and recover after a misfortune. We don’t always have full control of circumstances, but we do have the choice on the way we respond to different situation. Philippines is one of the most disaster affected countries, How do we handle it?. …
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A Letter to the President
Dear Mr. President, Wonderful day sir! Let me first express my warmest gratitude for your efforts and contributions. Filipinos wanted the best for their country, selecting and trusting someone who will carry our whole country is a massive decision for many of us. You gave the convincing words but still there is no such as thing as a perfect president. The…
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- angelyne
- Hidden behind the moon Secretly in sync with nature Both getting destructed by humanity
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