sheena

In a decade from now, I envision myself as a successful and accomplished individual who has achieved their goals and fulfilled their dreams. I'm seeing myself working in a career I'm passionate about, which is to be a medical technologist, making a positive impact on society, and contributing to the improvement of the world. I'm hoping to make a difference in other people's lives through my chosen profession.  Besides my professional success, I consider myself a well-rounded person who has grown both personally and spiritually. I hope to have traveled to new places, experienced new cultures, and learned from diverse perspectives. I'm thinking of myself as someone who's always looking for knowledge and growth, always striving to be the best version of myself.  I also see myself surrounded by my loved ones, my friends, and my family, who support and inspire me. I'm hoping to build strong relationships with the people closest to me, and provide them with love a

In the Philippines, Mother's Day is a tradition that has a special place in the hearts of the Filipino people. This annual celebration, observed on the second Sunday of May, is a time to honor and appreciate the selfless love and unwavering support of mothers. The Filipino way of celebrating Mother's Day is a unique combination of cultural customs and heartfelt expressions, making it a truly meaningful and memorable occasion.  The tradition of celebrating Mother's Day in the Philippines is deeply rooted in the strong family values that are embedded in Filipino society. The role of a mother is highly important to Filipinos, who regard her as the basis for family life and an anchor that helps shape children's lives. The way the Filipinos celebrate Mother's Day is indicative of that respect for mothers. Filipinos have been making concerted efforts to honor their mothers in various ways on this special day. Handmade cards, flowers or small gifts are frequently prepared

  Change, It Starts With Us It's a noble idea to change the world, and it's a desire we all share. We're all capable of making a difference, but where and how are we going to start? As the journey to transform the world begins with a person's transformation, this answer lies in us. Analyzing our lives and identifying areas where we can make a difference will be the first step to changing the world. This introspection allows us to look at our individual strengths, passions and issues that have the greatest impact on us. We can find meaningful ways to contribute to the greater good, whether it's through volunteering, advocating, or simply leading by example, by focusing on these personal characteristics. Moreover, the act of changing the world is not limited to grand, sweeping gestures. It can be found in the small, everyday choices we make that ripple outward and inspire others. We can build a culture of compassion, empathy and social responsibility when we pay atten

   The Araw ng Kagitingan, or the Day of Valor, is a significant commemoration in the Philippines, marking the heroic resistance of Filipino soldiers during World War II. This day, celebrated on April 9th, serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and bravery displayed by the Filipino people in the face of adversity. It is important to understand why we continue to celebrate this day and the profound impact it has had on our nation's history, as we reflect on this historic occasion. The Philippines was caught in the crossfire between the Imperial Japanese Army and the Allied forces in the early stages of World War II. One of the most controversial war crimes of the war, the Bataan Death March, began on April 9, 1942, when the American and Filipino soldiers stationed on the Bataan Peninsula were forced to surrender to the overwhelming Japanese forces. The Filipino fighters demonstrated their unwavering spirit and determination to defend their homeland by remaining steadfast in