Philippine Independence : Paglaya ng Bansang Minamahal
An annual national holiday in our country, Araw ng Kasarian also known as Araw ng Kalayaan is observed on the 12th of June commemorating the declaration of Philippine independence from Spain in 1898 after being under its colonial rule for four centuries. Freedom is among the rights that have been neglected from the Filipinos during the Spanish rule. It was …
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A Very Speacial Day for a Very Special Woman
A mother is a symbol of love and care. Mother’s Day is a splendid occasion to express and convey our deepest love, and gratitude for everything she has done for us. The word mother is indeed small but the feelings and importance are very big. It shows at times when we don't speak our heart out but by just looking into our eyes, they can know what is goi…
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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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To Honor the Brave Heroes who Stood Strong for Us
Countless Filipinos sacrificed their lives for our freedom and for our homeland to remain standing. The Battle of Bataan is one of the many wars our country has faced, it only showed the bravery and heroism in our blood. T o pay tribute to the Filipinos and Americans who fought in Bataan in defense of freedom and democracy, April 9 is declared as the Day of…
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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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One Multiplies to Thousands with Awareness
The global outbreak of Covid-19 is affecting every part of human lives, including the physical world. The measures taken to control the spread of the virus and the slowdown of economic activities have significant effects on the environment. It would make sense to assume that the natural world, at least, is getting a bit of a break. A world in which humans…
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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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