Melanie R. Quitasol

Time indeed is flying so fast. And, I’m finding hard to catch up with it. I was asking myself “did I make the most out of this time? Most especially, that I have only one quarter left to stay in high school .” Third grading is about to end and periodical test is coming but before that this grading period gives me more knowledge in making a webpage. Because it’s teaches us how to create a links to the webpage that we had already done. And most especially, I find myself easily in making our project because it’s helps me the exercises that we have done in the last grading period. And in this grading period, it gives me a lot of improvements. Because I submitted my project on time and also my draft I posted it on time and not doing it on rush not just like what I am doing in past grading period. And now I think I had improved myself from the first grading period up to now. So thank God I make it!. And now we are again to face another chapter in our high school life. Third quarter is almost...

                I can't believe it's a whole brand spankin' new year.  2011 was filled with more happy moments, more heartache, and more drama then I can even remember.  So many new friends, so many new experiences, and so many new ways that God has refined me.  I am thankful for each and everything that happened, as it honestly has shaped a new outlook for myself in this new year.  What our my "resolutions" for 2012?               First and foremost   t o spend even more time focusing on the things most important to me, meaning my family.  I want to center as many free moments as I can on them, and less on "gagets" that needs done. To focus hard on my studies as one of the graduating students, I will study hard to achieve my dreams and goals in life to become successful in the future. Love, learn to love others as well as understand them on matter whom they are...

          Our first language, the beautiful sounds of which one hears and gets familiar with before being born while in the mother's womb. The language first learned by a child, the native language or what we call Mother tongue/Mother language.           Mother Tongue, the first language that we learn when we are a baby rather than a language learned at school or as an adult, to mean that is the language of one's mother. My mother tongue is Yloco, because I am from Ilocos where we lives. It is the first language that I've learned from my parents especially my mother.           Parents must establish strong home language and make consistent efforts to help their children develop good literacy in their first language.