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BLOGPOST 1 VALENTINE'S DAY

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VALENTINES  EXPERIENCE Valentine’s Day as a single person can sometimes feel a bit isolating, especially with all the emphasis on romantic love. Society often portrays the day as exclusively for couples, which can lead to feelings of exclusion for those without a partner. But it’s important to remember that love comes in many forms, and Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be all about romantic relationships. It can also be a reminder to celebrate the love you have for yourself and for the important people in your life. One of the best ways to approach Valentine's Day as a single person is to focus on self-care. Whether it’s pampering yourself with a spa day at home, diving into your favorite hobbies, or treating yourself to your favorite food or a movie marathon, taking time to appreciate and care for yourself can make the day feel special. It’s a great opportunity to nurture your well-being and remind yourself that you don’t need a romantic partner to feel valued or loved. Another way...

BLOGPOST#2

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 KANNAWIDAN FESTIVAL Kannawidan: In tagalog means 'nakaugalian', means tradition. A festival created to showcase the province' rich culture in different fields like arts, agriculture, dance and music, food and also province based products also known as OTOP (One Town One Product). This event was also held every year to celebrate the Province' official separation from other neighboring provinces which was given last February 2, 1818 which happens to be on it's 200th year this 2018. A bicentennial celebration the whole Ilocos Sur was preparing for. To celebrated the event, a mass was held at the St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral as a thanks giving for a friutful celebration and also for giving the province a rich culture and heritage it's people can be proud and be known to. It is then followed by a Procession of all the Patron Saints of each Parishes of the Province. And for the first day of event which was ended with the Dancing Fountain Show and Fireworks Display...

BLOG POST#5

          MAKING A DIFFERENCE Combining blogging with CBR has been insightful. I've learned to communicate complex research findings in an accessible way through my blog, improving my writing and communication skills.  The process of designing and building the blog using HTML enhanced my technical skills and understanding of web development.  Conducting the CBR itself improved my skills in community engagement, data collection, and ethical research practices.   Balancing the demands of research, writing blog posts, and coding was challenging.  Ensuring the ethical and responsible representation of community voices in my blog posts required careful consideration.  Attracting an audience to the blog and effectively promoting the research findings proved difficult.  Technical issues with the blog's design and functionality also arose.   I prioritized tasks and created a schedule to manage my time effectively.  I worked closel...

Blog Post #4

            CHINESE NEW YEAR In the Philippines, Chinese New Year is celebrated with great enthusiasm, particularly in cities with significant Chinese Filipino populations. The country has a long history of cultural exchange with China, dating back to the pre-colonial period. Many Filipinos have Chinese ancestry, and the celebration is a way to connect with their heritage. The Philippines also has strong economic ties with China, and the celebration is seen as a way to foster goodwill and friendship between the two nations. The Chinese New Year festivities in the Philippines are a major tourist attraction, with many Filipinos and foreign visitors participating in the parades, dragon and lion dances, and fireworks displays. In 2025, Chinese New Year falls on February 10th, marking the beginning of the Year of the Wood Goat.