Klene

Vigan City, found in Ilocos Sur, is one of the most beautiful and historic places in the Philippines. It is known as the Heritage City of Vigan and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its old Spanish-style houses and streets made of cobblestones. Walking along Calle Crisologo feels like traveling back in time. The horse-drawn carriages, known as kalesa, and the warm smiles of the people make the city even more special  Vigan is also known for its local crafts and products. One famous product is the burnay jar, made from clay using traditional methods that have been passed down for many generations. Another local product is abel Iloco, a colorful handwoven cloth made by local weavers. Visitors can watch how these crafts are made and even buy them as souvenirs. These products show the creativity and hard work of the people of Vigan. Food in Vigan is another reason why tourists love visiting the city. Travelers can enjoy tasty local dishes like Vigan longganisa, a gar...

  The second quarter has taught me so many new things and helped me grow both as a student and as a person. I learned how to think more critically, especially in subjects like Science and English, where we had to analyze information and express our ideas clearly. I also realized how important time management is balancing homework, projects, and personal time really makes a difference. These experiences helped me understand myself better and made me more responsible in handling my schoolwork. However, this quarter wasn’t always easy. There were times when I felt overwhelmed by all the deadlines and activities happening at once. Some subjects were more challenging than others, and there were days when I struggled to keep up. Group projects also had their share of difficulties, especially when we couldn’t find time to meet or when our ideas didn’t match. It was stressful at times, but I learned that challenges are a normal part of learning. To deal with these problems, I started organ...

  Every October, we celebrate National Teacher’s Month to honor the people who shape our minds and guide our paths  our teachers. The 2025 celebration with the theme “My Teacher, My Hero” reminds us that teachers are not just mentors in the classroom but everyday heroes who inspire, support, and empower us to reach our dreams. Despite challenges, they continue to teach with patience, love, and unwavering dedication and that’s what makes them truly heroic. Teachers are more than educators; they are life changers. They don’t just teach lessons from books but also lessons about life, respect, and perseverance. They believe in us even when we doubt ourselves and push us to become the best version of who we can be. Their sacrifices often go unnoticed, but their impact lasts a lifetime. I show my gratitude to my teachers by listening with respect, doing my best in class, and letting them know that their efforts matter. A simple “thank you” or even a smile can brighten their day. Mor...