Girl in the Moon

Prove them that you can be better than what they expect you to be; Captain Jhane"JDC" Dela Cruz was given an award of recognition by GAWAD PARANGAL KKK “Being different doesn’t have to affect your leadership hence prove them you can be better than any other leaders” Despite of being a transgender Jhane “JDC” Dela Cruz prove that anyone can be a leader not just a leader but a great and effective leader. For the past 4 years of her reign as the Captain of Sitio Poblacion Brgy. Iba Hagonoy, Bulacan she manages to make changes and do great things to her people. And her hard work has finally recognize on December 15, 2017 at Bulacan Capitol Gymnasium, City of Malolos, Bulacan held by Manila Bay-anihan cum 2017 Gawad Parangal Kalinisan at kaayusan ng kapaligiran (KKK). The award given to Iba Hagonoy was “Natatanging Barangay sa lalawigan ng Bulacan sa Paglilingkod” because it was proven that Kap. Jhane serves her people well. The said Captain was sa

“This is the best-Est Pancit canton I’ve e ver eaten” Lucky me pancit canton is one of the household brand enjoyed by most of the Filipino family since 1989. You can buy it in every store in the Philippine. This stir-fried noodle was demanded by many people mainly because it’s easy to cook and affordable price. Trivia: The Lucky Me! logo visually sends the signal of the brand’s care for its consumers. A graceful circle runs around the “Lucky Me!” text to give a feeling of a warm embrace from a good friend. The waft connotes the pleasant aroma and freshness of the meal ahead. It triggers happy memories of light, bonding moments – of sitting around, sharing life, and eating together over fantastic, flavorful, and fuss-free meals (mondenissin). Presentation: Since pancit canton were affordable students like us demand it like In our school Bulacan State University, one of the famous store that students can buy cooked Pancit canton can be found on the 4th sto

A wolf howls to the moon Whenever you cry does it mean you’re weak in a way that you’re showing vulnerability to others for you to earn their sympathy or crying for you is a sign of strength meaning you reduce the emotional stress you’re going through.                     Cry, Cries, Crying These words may have their difference: past tense, present tense and future tense but all in all it means to Shed tears, typically as an expression of distress, pain, or sorrow (Oxford Dictionary). But when can we say whether crying makes us weak or strong. Crying as our weakness, Tears can be a signal of cooperation and vulnerability.  Tears handicap aggressive actions, as noted by Orren Hasson, in an article on emotional tears as biological signals. It’s hard to fight when you can’t see well. Tears signal to others that you don’t want to fight; perhaps this is the root of the belief that crying makes you weak? In modern society, fighting is not the most desired soci

 The Dark Side of the moon As a human being getting sick once in a while is what we can consider normal, some sickness is just for a while and others are for a lifetime. Sickness cannot be avoided so enjoy life because God’s just lend it to us and anytime he can take it away from us. For sixteen years of living getting sick is one of the things I try to ignore the most, yes I do get sick maybe once or twice a year but never been fatal. Sometimes I catch colds and cough that lead to fever, fever that all people experience. Having fever is a dangerous thing for me; it always leads to high fever that causes me to hallucinate. Since I was a child my mom will always keep an eye on me every time I get sick, she will feed me, put a damp towel on my forehead and help me take my medicines. I think that’s what every mother does for their child but for me there’s another reason behind it. Whenever I have a high fever I will start feeling dizzy and that’s when I think illusions s