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COMMUNITY BASE RESEARCH JOURNEY             Brgy. Ayusan Norte, Vigan City (Ayusan Norte Brgy Hall) As I reflect on our Community-Based Research project, I am reminded of the countless hours, sleepless nights, and moments of frustration that our group endured. However, despite the challenges, our team's collective effort, dedication, and passion for learning made the experience truly unforgettable. Our project focused on exploring the History and Origin on a local community which is Ayusan Norte. From the onset, our group was determined to produce a high-quality research paper that would not only meet the academic requirements but also contribute meaningfully to the existing body of knowledge. The journey began with a series of brainstorming sessions, where we discussed and debated various research topics. We eventually settled on a topic and began designing our research methodology. This involved conducting literature reviews, developing survey question...

Blog Post 5: "Third Quarter Reflection: Lessons Learned and Challenges Overcome" As we reach the end of the third quarter, it's time to reflect on the chaotically beautiful journey so far. Here are some of the key takeaways and lessons I have conquered so far, join me as I delve into writing my journey. *What are the learning/discoveries that I have gained?* For me, this quarter has been a steep learning curve, but some of the most significant discoveries I I have gained had a big impact on my daily life of existence.  These are some of it: •The importance of time management and prioritization in achieving goals. •The value of seeking feedback and constructive criticism from others. •The need to be adaptable and flexible in the face of uncertainty. *What are the problems/challenges that I have encountered?* Of course, no journey  ha its own challenges. Challenges are meant to serve as a guide and way to become more resilient through facing the journey of living. Some of t...

CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS IN PHILIPPINES   Blog Post 4 As the world welcomes the New Year, Filipinos are once again eager to join in the festivities of Chinese New Year. But why do Filipinos who are predominantly Catholic? The answer lies in the country's rich cultural heritage. The Philippines has a long history of trade and cultural exchange with China, dating back to the 10th century. As a result, many Filipino-Chinese communities have grown in ttis country, bringing with them their ttraditionsand cultures. Today, Chinese New Year is celebrated not only by Filipino-Chinese communities but also by Filipinos of all backgrounds. It's a time for family reunions, parades, fireworks, and of course, food. Many Filipinos enjoy traditional Chinese dishes like tikoy, dumplings, and noodles during this time. The celebration also symbolizes renewal and good fortune, which resonates with Filipinos' values of hope and resilience. As the country faces its own set of challenges, the...

  As I Stand at the Threshold of a New Year The dawn of a new year brings with it an unparalleled sense of hope and renewal. It is a time when the slate is wiped clean, and we are given a fresh canvas to paint the story of our lives. For me, this year is not just about making resolutions, but about embracing a new chapter of growth, self-discovery, and transformation. My mantra for this year is simple yet profound: "New year, new me." One of the most significant lessons I have learned in recent years is the importance of setting clear goals. All too often, we drift through life without a clear sense of direction, allowing circumstances to dictate our path. This year, I am committed to defining what I want to achieve and creating a roadmap to make it happen. Whether it is improving my physical health, enhancing my mental well-being, or pursuing new passions, I am determined to make intentional decisions that align with my values and aspirations. Another critical aspect of my p...