Jules Morales

This is my last reflection post on this list of blogs I have made and will try to make this short as much as I can. So, did I enjoy writing? Yes, like the previous posts, I've managed to discover and/or voice what I've been keeping inside for a while now, and tell my insights or views about traditions and such, like Mother's day. With fun, follows problems however. Some issues I experienced lately was the lack of time to write or complete my tasks. I had to constantly keep the posts in draft because I had a limited time to write before I had to focus on more enduring tasks. But even so, I still tried having fun writing.  So, what will I be doing after this? Or more specifically, during school break? Well, I want to focus a little on content creation, mainly gaming. This school activity of writing blogs has actually helped immensely for me because I have expanded my writing abilities a lot more and now, I think I have no problem with expressing, which will become very useful...

How do I see myself 10 years from now? It's a question I normally get asked about, and I'm sure many has gotten the same question from other people, be it family, friends or teachers. But has any of you actually managed to answer this question? If yes, then I hope it's a good one and it does happen. If not, then there's still time to think about it. As for me, I can't seem to answer the question, no matter how hard I try. I've had a constant stream of bad luck that goes my way every now and then. For example, I'd like to visit a friend's house and planned it next week. When the day arrives, all of a sudden my family is going out somewhere and I have the choice to be left behind or go with them. It's moments like that, that gets me to think without any time.  I can still try to answer the question, but I'll be giving a general answer, not a specific one since I might attract my bad luck and just mess up. As to how I see myself in the future 10 yea...

Mother's Day is a special occasion celebrated worldwide, but in the Philippines, it carries a unique blend of cultural and familial significance. Rooted in deep respect for family ties and the maternal figure, Mother's Day in the Philippines is a time of heartfelt expressions, family gatherings, and cherished traditions that highlight the country's rich cultural heritage. In the Philippines, Mother's Day, known locally as "Araw ng mga Ina," is typically celebrated on the second Sunday of May. This special day is dedicated to honoring the sacrifices, love, and dedication of mothers. Filipino families go out of their way to make their mothers feel appreciated, often starting with a thoughtful greeting or a touching letter filled with gratitude and love. Family is the cornerstone of Filipino society, and this is evident in how Mother's Day is celebrated. Extended family members often join in the festivities, turning the day into a large family reunion. It...