Divine Therese

          One of the most important people in our lives are teachers. They don't just teach us subjects, but also help us grow into better people by teaching us how to be kind, patient, responsible and work hard. Teachers put in a lot of effort to make sure we learn and succeed.  https://cdn.tatlerasia.com/asiatatler/i/ph/2018/11/05181929-story-image-194986_cover_1264x843.jpg           Teachers spend many hours preparing lessons, grading our work, and answering our questions. They are so patient especially when we ask too many questions or when we don't understand a thing sometimes. Without teacher, we won't be able to achieve our dreams.              We should always appreciate for the hard works of our teachers. They have a big impact in our lives by shaping the future of our country. They are truly a hero, thank you for all the hard work and sacrifices, Dear teachers.  https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcShBZ3-dz8INeUCMMwqxrhGkI2RgzE07O-zMw&usqp=CAU

             It is indeed that Filipinos are resilient. There are natural calamities we cannot stop, but being prepared we can reduce the impact of  the calamity. That is why Filipinos are resilience, they always prepare ahead of time.             Philippines is like the shield of countries, because once the typhoon entered the country it will be weaken once the typhoon is outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR). Even when Filipinos are experiencing calamities they still find ways to be positive and have hope. They still find solutions to the problems they are facing. They face problems like storms, poverty, and other challenges, but they often stay positive and hopeful. Even in hard times, they still find reasons to smile and laugh.   https://cdn.elearningindustry.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/corporate-resilience-achieved-by-training.jpg           Filipinos are resilient and it is very admirable of them. People should be like the Filipinos, strong, and resilient. Their s

Ilocos Sur National High School Brgy VII, Gomez St. Vigan City Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr President of the Philippines Malacañang Palace https://pbbm.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/bongbong-marcos-the-president.jpeg Sir: Greetings, Mr. President! I hope this letter finds you well.   I am writing this letter because I would like to tell you about my thoughts about making the Bagong Pilipinas as part of the hymn of the Philippines. This particular topic has been  informed by  everyone  and some people say  that they agree to it and some  people don’t. For me, I don’t  agree about making  Bagong Pilipinas as one of the  hymn of the Philippines.  Just because it would take the students  to memorize the  song by heart, and the Anthems of  the  Philippines are already enough. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRaYA1IJqfSnmgKGJdk_EXt-qDLjVfyPWV84KPkIAxrW_1L_QCZEchfhtSR&s=10 I think Mr. President that you need to focus more on  the serious problems here in our coun

               I’ve been thinking for a while on how do I describe myself. First of all I do not know the right words or terms to describe myself, but there are some words I have in mind to describe myself. I describe myself as a strong, ambitious, and a positive person. I think those words describes me most.           https://png.pngtree.com/png-clipart/20220419/original/pngtree-pastel-strong-woman-clipart-png-image_7538501.png           I do think of myself as strong,   because even when I have some problems or frustrations in life I still choose to fight and face my problems rather than giving up. Ambitious, I have been ambitious since I was young. I have this ambition to be a successful Chemical Engineer. I dream what’s best for me and I know my priorities in life. A positive person, again I have my problems and I still manage to come up with solutions and think positively.                  Additionally, people describe me as friendly, fun to be with, and serious person. Now, I