Doing better

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When working in my Blogs this quarter, I have realized that blogging is actually very fun. Being able to write your thoughts, and be able to showcase you feeling in a very formal pattern is encouraging. I also learned that, making a blog is very easy, and isa very nice alternative to a traditional diary. It is also interesting how 3 decades showcase very different qualities of technological advancement. I feel quite happy, how the fact remains that one of the most famous hackers in the world, is a Filipino. Although one thing we should not be peoud of, it signifies that we Filipino people should not be underestimated in the industry.




In this quarter, I found very challenged to make blogs or documentaries about topics. Especially , the blog about myself. Which is why it's quite short. I also found it hard to read topics when going to take a quiz. This quarter I felt quite drained, but I made it! I pulled through, Studied hard, and pushed myself to let my Imagination and creativity run wild. By doing this, I can now enter the second quarter readily.


Moving on, I will do my best as a Science, Technology and Engineering Student. Going on to become a much brighter and active atydent, acing my ICT 2024 JOURNEY.


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