Hannah

                                Teachers are the cornerstone of the society, shaping the minds of future generations. They are the reasons why we have professionals today. Teachers are the important building blocks of society, ensuring that every student has been taught a lesson. A lesson that is not only for academics but life lessons that we, as students will never forget. And with that, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all of the teachers who teach with love and patience. Dearest mentors, thank you for your never-ending support and wisdom that you have enriched us with. October is your month, and I would like to express my gratitude for all of your hard work in providing us with the knowledge that we need for our future. Thank you to the teachers who have shaped us into a better person. When we doubt ourselves, you encourage us to evolve our weaknesses into our greatest strengths, helping us build confidence in ourselves. You're our second parents, and I wouldn&#

The Philippines is a country located in Southeast Asia. It's a dazzling country where eye-catching views, spots, and places can be located. However, there are many problems in the country. Problems such as poverty, inflation, discrimination, and many more issues are not new when it comes to the people. As citizens, it's also our responsibility to contemplate and reflect on ways to lessen, prevent, or solve our country's controversial issues and problems. Achieving a more upright country is important because of its vulnerable location, high rates of poverty, and the growing effects of climate change. The Philippines is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, which means that natural catastrophes occur frequently. These disasters are getting worse because of rising sea levels, unpredictable weather patterns, and other issues related to climate change. Rapid urbanization and ill-planned infrastructure contribute to the severity of these disasters, making recovery difficult for ma

  August 22,2024 Hannah Nicolle Flores Bulala Vigan City Ilocos Sur, Philippines, 2700 Dear Mr. President. I hope that this letter finds you well. I, as a citizen of the Philippines would like to express my thoughts and feelings through this letter. The role that you have undertaken is one of great responsibility as a president of our country. I would like to also share some concerns that are critical to our nation's progress. The Philippines is currently facing significant challenges, including economic instability, rising inflation, and the urgent need for improvements in public health and education. While your administration's focus on infrastructure and economic recovery is commendable, I urge you to prioritize addressing poverty, improving healthcare systems, and ensuring access to quality. education for all Filipinos. These issues deeply affect the daily lives of our people and need immediate and sustained attention. I believe that fostering greater transparency and publi

          Dear Reader, let me tell you some things about myself. I’m Hannah, a fifteen-year-old girl, living in Bulala, Vigan City. Like many teenagers, I’m still finding more things about myself. I still can’t believe that this is my last year as a junior high school student. It feels like I just graduated from elementary, and three more quarters from now, I’m going to hopefully graduate junior high school as a special science class student. Time really does fly by fast. I’m a girl who loves to listen to music. I find music relaxing and soothing to my ears and mind. Oh, and I also play the guitar and ukulele. Sometimes, I just randomly grab the guitar or uke and randomly sing some song in my room. Apart from loving music, I also have a small passion for reading and writing. My favorite book is called ‘The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’, written by Taylor Jenkins Reid. I like making up fictional stories and jotting them down whenever I have a story idea at the most random time of th