Christine

As we celebrate Fiesta, we gather around, prepare and eat delicious foods, watch parade with friends, attend masses, enjoy the celebration and we do this to honour cultures bequeathed by our ancestors. But how could we celebrate if the pandemic is in overtake? “Fiesta” is one of the main cultural and religious events in the Philippines. Every city, town and barrio has its own local festival. They are usually celebrated as a sign of giving thanks to the patron saint of the place or giving thanks for the good harvest of crops. Filipinos are celebrating different festivals like Sinulog Festival in Cebu, Ati-atihan in Kalibo, Aklan, MassKara Festival in Bacolod, Panagbenga in Baguio and especially in my city the Longganisa Festival here in Vigan. The Vigan City fiesta and Longganisa Festival is held every January 25 and it is celebrated during the feast day to honour St. Paul the Apostle, the Vigan City’s patron saint. Locals and tourist gather to experience and see the street dancing, c

  Another quarter has passed, and another new knowledge that have been gained. This second quarter, students are ready and hoping that new lessons will be added to their knowledge and exciting activities that they will do again. And I was not disappointed because this second quarter I have learned all about internet access and the HTML. The lessons of this quarter is easy for me to understand because I was super interested in it. I may have encountered problems but I easily coped up with it and went on. At the first lesson I did not understand it at first but I thrived to learn and I asked my classmates what's all about the lesson and I understood it easily. And for the basic HTML it was easy for me and I love coding. It easily registered in my mind and didn't even have to memorize or review it because there's a trick about it. Moving on, I will keep what I am doing because it's a good practice and I will do my best to keep it. I will hope that the next quarter it will