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Heroes in all aspect

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  Our mothers have been our heroes since the day we were born. They've become our safety net when we're all scared and troubled by the things that happen in our lives. Known as a great responsibility, particularly within the family. Every day, it amazes me to be able to watch my mother grow up. With all of the circumstances, sacrifices, and other actions, one thing is certain: mothers have love and dedication. I always look up to them because they make the world and our lives better. Every day is a blessing, but Mother's Day deserves special attention. It's a day when we should make an extra effort to show our mothers how grateful we are to have them in our lives. A day where we could make it special for them and show how much we adore them. We only see their happy smiles and laughter, right? Because that's how they want us to see them: joyful. But behind those are undoubtedly thoughts and concerns for the betterment of all. Raising a child is, in my opinion, on...

Commemorating Binatbatan Festival of Arts

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     “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.” The country is really full of cultures and traditions. And its citizens never fail to celebrate each and every one of it. Vigan City, Ilocos Sur, is a city that has stood the test of time. It has a traditional Hispanic checkerboard street plan. Its main street, Calle Crisilogo, is lined with structures made of brick and wood, with steeply pitched roofs reminiscent of traditional Chinese architecture. Vigan is an exceptionally intact and well-preserved example of an East and South-East Asian European trading town. Vigan was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999 due to all of these characteristics.      The city’s impressive architecture matches its people. Local artists thrive in keeping the city vibrant through the Viva Vigan Binatbatan Festival of the Arts. Binatbatan was int...

Empowered Biguenia : Para sa Ikagaganda ng ating Ekonomiya!

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  We all live in a world that is so lovely, an ever-changing world that we all walk through, a world bathed in a brightness that warms our hearts and comforts us. Every one of us is facing and overcoming obstacles that would otherwise derail us. We're all in the same boat, regardless of gender, ethnicity, or views. The amazing people, however, are an exception. The reason for our happiness in this world. These unusual people exist due to their care and nurturing. These magnificent beings are WOMEN, and they have the potential to make a difference.    The National Women's Month Celebration is a tribute to the women of our country, a commemoration of their contributions to our society's history as well as to our own day. Women have steadily gained justice and rights over time. They have discovered their strength and have learned to fight for themselves for a better future. It is inspiring to witness the revolution of women's empowerment since the Biguena people are courag...

Almost at the Top

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We've come a long way since the most difficult time of our lives, when the pandemic was a hindrance to living the life we deserved. We're getting stronger and more full by the day, ready to take on another battle, and we're sure we'll win. This third quarter was similar to previous quarters in that it was filled with daunting tasks, but we have already adjusted to this new normal. This quarter has been fantastic. ICT 10 has once again surpassed my expectations. This quarter is more focused on our local community, but technology is always present. I got to learn how to conduct community-based research using only the internet or online resources. It has also assisted me in learning more about our town and working well with the people here. I have prior research experience, so the tasks assigned to me were simple to grasp. The only struggle I had was that I didn't know enough about my own community, which made it much more difficult to state more facts about the topic...

Our Best Shot

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The virus's rapid spread stunned the entire world. The government has already devised a solution to prevent the spread of the aforementioned disease. Scientists and researchers from all over the world have already developed a vaccine, which will be a critical new tool in the fight against COVID-19. As they continue to collaborate and innovate in order to bring people tests, treatments, and vaccines that will collectively save lives and put an end to the pandemic. However, the vaccines developed before the others were only safe for adults aged 18 to 59. The nationwide rollout of COVID-19 vaccination among 12 to 17 years old began in early November. The Philippines has already received the first tranche of 1 million CoronaVac doses, indicating that the government is doing its part to ensure that vaccine is available throughout the country for us to be vaccinated. As a result, we can now reduce the number of cases and continue to strive for a Covid-free country. Even with this type of...

Kagitingan ng mga Pilipino

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The story of the Fall of Bataan remains to be a devastating tale. But unlike The Shining or American Psycho, this is not a story ripped off of fiction books. It is a tragedy engraved in the dark pages of our history. The Day of Valour, also known as the Araw ng Kagitingan, commemorates the Filipino and American soldiers who stood up against Japanese forces during World War II. This historic day commemorates the  valor of Filipino veterans and American allies who fought against the Japanese invasion in World War II, during which thousands of lives were lost defending the country's freedom and sovereignty. The "Fall of Bataan" is a constant reminder of Filipino bravery and patriotism. Normally, roads in various parts of the country are set aside for parades. This is to honor Filipino war veterans who died while serving the Philippines, as well as those who contributed military service to defend the country during times of war or peace.  Unfortunately, this is still prohibit...

During the Pandemic's Lenten Season

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The Lenten Season, also known as Ash Wednesday, is a solemn religious observance in the Christian liturgical calendar. On Ash Wednesday, a traditionally solemn holiday, a church's priest or pastor will dip their finger into a tray of ashes and spread them in the shape of a cross on the foreheads of congregants. They will say, "from dust you came, and from dust you will return," while doing so. The ashes are made by burning palm branches from the previous year's Palm Sunday. Lent lasts 40 days, not including Sundays (that means the season is technically 46 days long). It is significant that it is 40 days. "The number 40 has always had special spiritual significance regarding preparation," says Father William Saunders of the Catholic Education Resource Center. Jesus fasted and prayed for 40 days and 40 nights in the desert before He began His public ministry (Matthew 4:2). The week preceding Easter Sunday, known as Holy Week, is meaningful in the Christian chu...