Reflection of the Third Grading

       Another grading is about to end. As the days passed by, I've learned many things. I have done many things. Learning always excites me. I have learned how to make a web page. I had the chance to express what is in my mind through Blogger. I had so much fun though, very stressful because we had to rush many projects. But that's life. So, I have to strive harder! :)

New Year, New Me

       Change always starts in your mind. The way you think determines the way you feel. And the way you feel influences the way you act.
       Changing for the better isn't easy. Trying to change myself into someone they want me to be is kinda hard. I don't want to change for the sake of others. I want them to accept me for who I am, not for what I am. But, I came to realize that maybe, there are attitudes about me that they don't like. Attitudes that annnoy them. You know, personality is very important to an individual.
       Before the new year arrive, past memories come back to my mind. Sometimes bad. Sometimes good. These are the memories that affect me. Everytime I remember those memories, they upset me  and make me want to change for the better. And now, I really want to do it. It's already 2012! I want to change. Not only for them, but for myself  too. It won't be easy but I'll do my best!

Keeping In Mind Our Mother Tongue

       "Ang hindi marunong magmahal sa sariling wika ay higit pa sa mabaho at malansang isda." -Gat Jose Rizal
       That's the famous quotation of our national hero about our national language. We are aware that Philippines has 87 dialects and our national language is Filipino.
       Different languages, different dialects. But we are ought to keep in mind our native language. Learning different languages like English isn't bad. It has been used as an international language due to many countries, almost all over the world use English, including Philippines. They say that if you have a broken English or you don't know how to speak in English, you are an addlebrained person. But being not good in English doesn't mean that you are idiot. If you can't speak it, you'd better use the language you accustomed to use. Using your native language means you are proud of who you are. You don't have to be good in speaking different languages. What's important is that you can express yourself freely without trying hard to speak in another language. Be proud.