Hello, everyone! I missed you all! Did you guys miss me? I hope so. 😂 I’ve been super busy, like for real! We had so many activities, and what made it even busier was our continuous filming. The acting part was fun, but I didn’t realize how frustrating editing would be, lol. But we managed anyway, and we did our best—that’s what matters. So, I’ll be sharing my latest journey with you all. I hope you’ll read it until the very end!
Let me share my experience with these adorable students! On Teacher’s Day, we had the unique opportunity to step in for the teachers and take on their roles. My partner and I were assigned to teach Grade 7 Archimedes, Grade 8 Mendeleev, and Grade 7 Galileo. I have to say, all the students were incredibly cute and full of energy!
Although it was a bit challenging to manage three different classes, we made it through with enthusiasm. It turned out to be a really fun and rewarding experience, as we got a glimpse into what it’s like to be a teacher. I particularly loved my time with 7-Archimedes; their curiosity and eagerness to learn made us even more excited about our roles. I’m not playing favorites, but their engagement really inspired us to give our best.
We were in charge of the Filipino subject, which is something I’m passionate about. I find great joy in teaching kids, and it was a privilege to share my knowledge with them. We incorporated interactive activities to keep the students engaged, and it was wonderful to see them participate enthusiastically. I truly hope they took away valuable lessons from our sessions, as I felt we created a positive and encouraging learning environment together. Overall, this experience reinforced my love for teaching and motivated me to continue inspiring young minds!
Oh, and never mind this—whenever I got bored, I started taking photos of myself, haha. It’s funny how something so simple can lift your mood. For a brief moment, it actually made me feel beautiful, like I could appreciate the little things about myself that I usually overlook. Even if it was just for a short while, it felt good to capture those moments where I felt confident and comfortable in my own skin. It’s nice to have those small reminders, you know?
HOW I LOVE THESE HUMANS!! 🥺
This is super late, I know, but this was during our intramurals when we took some photos. Luckily, we had a camera in our room, though some of the shots were taken with a cellphone, so the quality is a bit blurry, haha. Despite that, the photos still capture the fun of the day. It was exhausting, especially with the parade and all the running around, but I wouldn’t trade that experience for anything. The energy, the excitement, and just being surrounded by friends made it all worth it. We were laughing, cheering, and just living in the moment. Looking back now, I realize how much fun we had, even though we were all so tired. I miss it already, huhu. It's these moments that remind me how important it is to make memories like this.
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Last week, we also had a celebration for United Nations, and our class, 11-Descartes, was assigned the flag of India. Different sections held various flags, creating a colorful display around the school. While the celebration wasn’t as lively and fun as it was during our junior high days, it still had its moments.
One of the activities involved guessing different languages and what they mean, which was really engaging! For example, we heard terms like 'oyasuminasai' in Japanese, 'bonjour' in French, and many more. It was fun to test our knowledge and learn something new at the same time. Overall, it was a simple but meaningful way to appreciate different cultures. Here’s how it went!
Lastly, I want to share my beloved pets! The first picture is of our precious Heji. I named him that because, when he was a little younger, he resembled a hedgehog!
The second picture is of my adored daughter, Everest. We named her after the cartoon Paw Patrol, thanks to my friend’s younger brother, who named her before she came to us. She is just as adorable and stunning as her name suggests.
Finally, the last picture is of my most cherished baby, Yuho. I refer to him in the past tense because, as I mentioned in my intro blog, I lost him. However, I want to keep his memory alive, so I’ll always include him in my stories. I love him dearly
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And that wraps up this little glimpse into my life and the cherished moments I hold dear. From my adventures during the United Nations celebration to the joy my pets bring me, I’m grateful for each experience and memory. Life is a beautiful mix of ups and downs, and sharing these moments helps me appreciate them even more.
Thank you for reading! I, 