Angela

My time as a junior high school student, this semester, and this blog are all coming to an end. This was such a heartbreaking journey. We've all made it through the ups and downs, never-ending struggles, and unexpected quizzes, and are now prepared to enter senior high school. But before we continue, let's go down memory lane and reflect on all the fun times we had. During this school year, I formed many bonds with classmates and acquaintances, including friendships with people I never imagined I would be close to. As a student at Marconi, I will miss all the times we would simply laugh at a problem, all the times we would tease one another, and all the funny and gleeful moments. I'll never forget the lessons we shared with one another, the mischief we got up to, or any of the outings to galas and practices.  My sincere gratitude goes out to all of my teachers, classmates, friends, strangers, and trainers for helping to make my final year in the JHS worthwhile. And with tha...

  In life, you can't really say, "In the future, I'll be this and that," because life isn't as simple as knowing what you want to be or what you want to happen and expecting it to happen just because you want it. Things always don't go according to plan. Some people might think I'm thinking too pessimistically, but I'm just being realistic. The chances of the events you want to happen happening are not always 100%, but you can do your part to make sure that percentage is higher. I, like many people, have dreams and desires. In the next 10 years, I envision myself as a licensed nurse in a different country with a nice, cozy home that has a vegetable garden. Though it's nice to think about the future, I'd rather start working on my present to actually attain the future I want. As of now, I am pushing myself to be more diligent with my studies. I'm deciding where to go to college and starting to make my plan from A to Z. Attaining my pictur...