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     R esilliency is a term to state the ability to withstand vulnerability. This is where we can say that you can adapt to any misfortunes you may encounter in this lifetime.What is resilliency to Filipinos? Are we aware of this word? Do we recognize that being resillient makes Filipinos a 'Filipino'?  When it comes to the term 'vulnerability' this may stand for the cons of being a Filipino or as we call it the downside as someone who is a Filipino. We can all say that Philippines is vulnerable when it comes to natural disasters, its political governance, and its economy. With all these vulnerabilities, it is indeed impossible to overcome it, considering that there are a lot of hindrances.  The goal to a more resilient country starts with a brave and persistent leaders. A governance who knows what they are fighting for and knows who are they standing for will be for sure advantegous for all, as resilliency does not only stands for having a positive mindset rath...

     Teachers are known for their work to provide knowledge. Teachers are called ‘heroes’ because for us, they are capable in molding and making us ‘us’. Teachers teach, Teachers love, Teachers guide, and most importantly Teachers learn.        Teachers either teach because it’s their job or they teach because they want to help. In my opinion, teachers have the biggest responsibility for they are responsible for molding minds, to keep things going, and continuously giving out knowledge to all. It amazes me of how they are able to handle it and even stay with the job for many years. It amazes me of how they were able to learn how to love their job, even if it is crucial. Which leads me to believe that teachers also have the biggest heart.They might not cure people with a dreadful disease nor would they defend people from the crimes they have committed but one thing’s for sure, they were the ones who shaped these people to get where they are.  ...

       To quote Taylor Swift “argumentative, anithetical dream girl” , I like to think of myself as a woman who knows what she wants in life. I like to depict myself as someone who is a high maintenance lady — not the high maintenance who’s spending her money to luxury; but, a high maintenance woman who acknowledges her worth, class, and what she can offer to the table. My name is Princess Veyonce Nuñez Reyes. “Princess” because my father wanted to treat me as if I was a royal, he wanted to treasure me considering that I am his first daughter. My name “Veyonce” is partly because of the Queen Bey herself. It is derived from the french and african surname “beyonce” which translates to “beyond others”. I am the eldest daughter, granddaughter and niece to my family. My baby brother whom I have 16 years gap with became my light to my dark and catastrophic life. Being the eldest, I had already adapted being on my own — that includes solving problems, making decisions, sett...