Thursday, January 12, 2012

Reflection

“Every ending marks a new beginning”
                Another quarter has ended again, and we are about to face the last quarter of the school year. Before we will go to another quarter I’ve learn many lessons here in the third grading period. These lessons are the HTML tags and HTML links and more. Before, I don’t know all about that but this quarter I’ve learn how to tag. We can use these lessons in making the web page and more.
                I am expecting that this next quarter will be more fun and more exciting. And we will learn more about the web and more.

Essence of Christmas

Christmas is the liveliest time of the year when we hold parties, give and exchange gifts and have family or group reunion. It’s also most expensive season of the year because of the money we spend on decorating our homes and buying gifts and foods.
                Loving people is the greatest gift that we can give. We should do it not only during Christmas but also other times. The amount of gift that we give or receive doesn’t matter. What is important is that the act of giving and receiving comes from the heart. Your act expresses your love and appreciation to the person you deal with. Giving even more admirable when the recipient are poor—the people who really need our help. The true essence of Christmas relies not on the gifts which commands you to spend more but on the love and unity that each one of us should build. “Love all. Spend less. Give more.” Spend less on gifts and more on relationships.
                The happiest moment of giving is when people thanked you. Simple saying of “thank you” is enough. Money can’t buy that feeling particularly if you help someone who can’t repay you anything. So, don’t be shy to extend your hands to someone else. And let’s give love not only during Christmas day but every day. Merry Christmas Everyone.

Sunday, January 8, 2012

"Keeping in Mind our Mother Tongue"

English is our universal language. And for me, language is the key to communicate with other people.
We, the Ilocanos, has our own dialect, the Iloco. Before we’ve learn the English language we’ve learn first our mother language. We should always keep this mother language in our mind for this is our first language. When I was young, this was the first ever language or dialect I’ve learn and my parents taught me. Before we’ll learn another language we should learn first our mother language so that it will be easier for us to translate it and it will be easier for us to learn the other language. Even though we will go to other countries and learn other dialects or language. As our national hero said we should love our own. We should be proud because we had our own language/dialect.
Now, I’ve learn so many languages but I’m still keeping our mother language in my mind, I will always remember this wherever I go. There are no wrong in learning other language but forget to keep and use our mother language. For if we communicate to other Ilocanos it will be easier for us to understand and answer them because were using our own language.