PHOTOS"Light", GRAPHOS "Drawing or writing" together its Photography: drawing with light

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MY CBR EXPERIENCE 




Starting a Community-Based Research (CBR) project was surprisingly fun and funny, especially for someone like me who struggles with coding. What began as a tough task turned into an adventure filled with laughter and learning. It not only improved my coding skills but also gave me some good memories.

At first, coding was tough. I faced many syntax errors and logic loops. But instead of getting frustrated, I found humor in my mistakes. The first confusing error message made me laugh at how silly it was. I also found coding forums where others shared their funny experiences, which made me feel better.

Each day, my confidence grew. I laughed at my mistakes and started to enjoy coding. Each bug was a puzzle to solve, and each small success felt great. The CBR project slowly came together, and I started to like coding more. This experience taught me patience and the joy of learning.

Meanwhile, I also researched the Longganisa Festival. This event, celebrated in different parts of the Philippines, is all about the Filipino sausage, longganisa. Understanding its origins required a lot of research into history, local traditions, and cooking practices. Learning about the different types of longganisa and the festival's evolution made me appreciate Filipino culture even more.

In conclusion, working on the CBR project and researching the Longganisa Festival were both rewarding. Despite my initial struggles, I found joy in the process. The CBR project showed my growing coding skills, while the Longganisa Festival research deepened my understanding of Filipino culture. Both activities left a positive impact on me.



Me and My groupmates deciding what 
to feature on Arts and Culture


Deciding what festival should we pick


Making Focus Study Plans


Interviewing people that participate 
in the streetdancing festival


Them answering about their hardships



Making the Webpage


Strugling with Codes


Testing the webpage and pulling 
an all nighter










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