It's 21 years old me and more

I am now 21 years of age and happy birthday to me!

Turning this age is a significant milestone, marking the transition into adulthood. Here are some of my suggestions for what you can do to make the most of this exciting time:

1. Celebrate: Plan a special celebration with friends and family to mark this special occasion.

2. Travel: Take advantage of your newfound freedom and explore new destinations or revisit your favorite places.

3. Pursue your interests: Focus on developing your hobbies, interests, and talents.

4. Get involved in your community: Volunteer, attend local events, or join a local club or organization.

5. Start saving: Start building a strong financial foundation by setting aside money for emergencies, retirement, and other future expenses.

6. Improve your health: Start a fitness routine, eat a balanced diet, and take steps to maintain good physical and mental health.

7. Expand your education: Consider continuing your education or enrolling in a course or program to develop new skills or knowledge.

8. Network: Make connections with people who share your interests and passions, and develop a strong network of friends, mentors, and colleagues.

9. Set goals: Define your short-term and long-term goals, and develop a plan to achieve them.

10. Embrace your independence: Enjoy the freedom and responsibility that come with being an adult, and make the most of each day.

Remember, everyone's path is different, everyone has different perspective, so focus on what is meaningful and fulfilling to you. The most important thing is to be true to yourself and enjoy the journey.

The year 2004 and these are what I am looking for

My goals and aspirations for this year are the following:

1. Career advancement: Many people may have been focused on advancing their careers, such as finding a new job, pursuing promotions, or exploring new industries.

2. Education: Some individuals may have been interested in continuing their education, such as enrolling in college courses, completing a degree, or gaining new certifications.

3. Personal growth: Many people may have been focused on personal growth, such as improving their health, learning new skills, or developing new hobbies.

4. Relationships: Some individuals may have been seeking to improve their relationships, such as finding a romantic partner, repairing existing relationships, or building new friendships.

5. Financial stability: Many people may have been focused on achieving financial stability, such as saving money, paying off debts, or investing for the future.

These are just a few examples of common goals that people might have had during that time. Your own goals and aspirations would depend on your personal circumstances and priorities.

What we have this year is the upcoming national and local elections where we will be selecting the leaders of what we will become in the future. I hope to be part of the solution rather than being a problem of small stuff.

Officially 20 years old

It's a happy 20th birthday to me! As I enter my 20s, I know that this is a time of growth and discovery. I will continue to embrace the ups and downs, and trust that these will shape me into the person I am meant to be. I will keep myself to be surrounded with positive and supportive people. I will not be afraid to follow my heart and pursue my passions. Always remembering to stay curious, keep learning, and never stop growing. Here's to a decade filled with love, laughter, and adventure! See you in my 30s, God willing!

Officially a permanent status in my employment

Last September 24th, I have a good news from our chief that I am now a permanent status as employee of this school STI-Ilagan. I will be working as Librarian based on my capacity.

A welcome letter from our chief Bernard Piedad.

My first job

On this day, May 19, 2003, I had the privilege of graduating from a diploma course at STI Ilagan. Following my graduation, I was fortunate to be offered a position at the same school, initially serving as a Librarian based on my qualifications. I am grateful to Sir Rolando B. Fernandez, the COO of STI Ilagan, who recommended me to our superiors and played a pivotal role in my hiring process.

My experience working at STI Ilagan was immensely enjoyable. I had the opportunity to interact with students from various towns across Isabela province, forming lasting connections and memories along the way. While there were undoubtedly both pleasant and challenging moments, I believe it is important for us to embrace the experiences and lessons learned, and to move forward with a positive outlook. After all, we live in a free country where we have the freedom to chart our own paths and pursue new opportunities.

My 19th birthday message

It's been a few months and years since I am writing this blog of mine, and I hope that life may treat me well. I want to know that no matter what challenges or obstacles I will face, I will come out stronger and more resilient. I will keep pushing myself and don't be afraid to take risks and chase my dreams. I will stay true to my values and beliefs, and always be kind to myself and specially to others. Always taking the time for self-care, and to enjoy the simple things in life. Above all, trust in the journey and know that everything will work out in the end.

The Old Path – I shall walk in it for it is where my soul found rest

During my childhood, I was introduced to my parents' religion, Catholicism, which is prevalent among Filipinos. However, my parents were not active members of the Catholic church, allowing me to explore other religious paths. Thus, during my youth, I became actively involved in the Casilagan Pentecostal Church in our town. I participated in various church activities, including group gatherings and youth camps, eventually taking on the role of a Sunday morning teacher for children.

As I entered my senior year of high school, I began to question my faith and sought answers to my spiritual inquiries. I turned to various sources, including radio sermons by different pastors. It was through this search that I discovered the teachings of Bro. Eli Soriano, aired on DZCV Tuguegarao, in the year 2000. Bro. Eli's profound understanding of the Bible resonated with me, leading me to reevaluate my beliefs and ultimately renounce my previous religion due to its erroneous doctrines.

In October 2001, I sought out a local chapter of the Members Church of God International (MCGI) and met Bro. Danny Manuel in Naguilian, Isabela, who introduced me to church worker Bro. Nick Janqui. My journey of faith continued as I attended Bible studies, delving into topics such as the use of the Bible in attaining salvation. In early 2002, I underwent indoctrination services and was baptized on March 12 of the same year by Bro. Sonny Catan, alongside 20 others, marking a significant milestone in my spiritual journey.

Now, I am committed to serving the true God that I have come to know through the teachings of Bro. Eli Soriano and Bro. Daniel Razon. In the Members Church of God International, I have found a community that emphasizes the importance of faith and good works, as well as fervent prayers for the propagation of the Word of God. With their guidance and the grace of God, I am steadfastly walking on the old path described in Jeremiah 6:16, where my soul finds true rest and fulfillment.