Joseph

  The holidays are approaching. The days of December have begun, and you can feel the cool breeze. It's time to set up a Christmas tree and begin decorating our halls with twinkling lights. It's time to reflect on the value of love. Giving and sharing gifts with friends and family is an important part of the Christmas season. Let us put our problems aside and rejoice in the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Christmas teaches us that, despite the pandemic's challenges, we must never forget the significance of joy and happiness. It is a tradition that helps us shape and keep our family connected in a special way over the holiday season. One of my favorite traditions is having a full family dinner on one night with friends, cousins, and the folks we care about. Giving and receiving presents, as well as exchanging cards. This explains everything that Christmas spirits are truly in our hearts.

               Children and adults were both impacted by the Covid-19 epidemic. However, it is mostly the youngsters that are affected. Schools have been shuttered, education has been interrupted, many school activities have been missed, and school years have been delayed. As a result, the school days and events that we were intended to participate became useless. Our high school career had just come to an end, and we were about to miss out on some unforgettable moments. Today's education consists of a boring stay-at-home online class and self-study.

  To properly manage our garbage, individuals from the community, including schools, businesses, and local governments, must collaborate. They should be able to explain pollution and waste issues at a local scale, as well as offer advice on how to enhance your community's environment.  Every municipality should establish a recycling program so that we can utilize it for environmental purposes. Especially by using reduce, reuse, and recycle.  Conserve energy in your home by turning off non-essential equipment.  Joining every barangay's oplan dalus, which focuses on cleaning and maintaining the green of our community.

Many changes occur as a result of the pandemic. We had to cease going to school because all of the events had been canceled. The Deped, on the other hand, did not want to put the pupils' education on hold. As a result, the classes are now conducted entirely online. However, not all pupils have the necessary educational supplies or the skills to study independently. Some do not have enough money to purchase necessary items, some do not have access to the internet, and some do not have enough time owing to household obligations. Others are already finding it difficult to learn in face-to-face seminars. As a result, online learning is on a different level, requiring you to self-study and comprehend the lesson on your own.           So, for now, let us wait for things to return to normal, because I prefer learning in person to struggling to learn virtually.

             Every country aspires to be a magnificent country, and some have already accomplished this. Our country, on the other hand, is still striving to be one of them. We can be a part of those because of the prior presidents. Now that the election has been rescheduled, we will be able to elect a new president for our country. The future of the Philippines is in the hands of the people's voting decisions. First and foremost, any country requires a capable leader. That is why we have a president to lead us, and now we have the opportunity to vote for the next president of our nation. He must be able to address all of the country's problems, make intelligent judgments for the welfare of the country, and be willing to battle for the Philippines' cause. Of course, we have the government, which backs the president's actions and laws.  He must be able to address all of the country's problems, make intelligent judgments f...

  https://img.thedailybeast.com/image/upload/v1502853632/170815-grove-President-Duterte-tease_tak4rc.jpg Dear Pres. Duterte,           In 2016, our country was brought into your hands. You Became to be the president of the Philippines. All the people believed, and many fear in you, but that is good to change the Philippines into a more excellent country. It did. A lot of changes happen.       Like solving the traffic, reducing wastes, more vital military forces, and the main is the exhaustion of the illegal drug addict. But one of the worst things you added is the death penalty. Criminals are humans too. They are just having a hard time and committing crimes. Another is being blind to the government’s corruption. Especially on this pandemic, Philhealth is just stealing the people’s money. When you are sick and consulted to a doctor, they’ll tell you immediately that you have Covid, just like we experience.       One of t...

                Yo! How are you? That’s how I start a conversation with a friend. Hello, my name is Joseph F Peralta Jr., and I live in Laoag City. I am 16 years old and studying in 10th-grade particular math class at Ilocos Sur National High school. My title is because I am friendly to all and a true friend to my bros. I may not have a lot of friends, but the importance is being true to one another. What’s the point of having a lot of friends but cannot be trusted?       If you want to know about me, I am a funny, silent, and trusted person. You can tell me about your problems, and maybe I can help you with them. I have anger issues that sometimes, when I’m mad, I cannot control what I’m saying. But I cannot be made without reason. I am addicted to online games like call of duty. That’s the game where I met a lot of people and became my friends. But still, I can focus on my studies. I am an athlete but chooses to focus on studies...