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Valentine's day

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        https://www.vecteezy.com/free-vector/happy-valentines-day What is Valentine's Day? St Valentine's Day is an annual festival to celebrate romantic love, friendship and admiration. Every year on 14 February people celebrate this day by sending messages of love and affection to partners, family and friends. Couples send Valentine's Day cards and flowers and spend special time together to honuur their love for each other.                      https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/celebrations/article/valentines-day Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate with loved ones and remind them how special they are. Although many people exchange gifts on Valentine’s Day, experiences are much more memorable. Time spent together is an investment in the relationships people have with each other.   Instead of worrying about the perfect gift, individuals can plan to share quality time with their friends, family, ...

Kannawidan Festival

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            https://saluyot.wordpress.com/2015/02/02/kannawidan-ylocos-festival-2015/   A festival in the Province of Ilocos Sur commemorating the separation of the two Ilocos provinces in 1818. This festival is a showcase of indigenous performances, religious rituals, as well cooking demos featuring the best of Ilocano dishes. https://travelfeed.io/@immarojas/kannawidan-festival-in-vigan-ilocos-sur-philippines Activities for Kannawidan Ilocos include traditional games, cultural shows, drone light and dancing fountain shows, fireworks display, comedy nights, entertainment, food fest, pet shows, and competitions . Kannawidan Ylocos Festival is one of the famous festivals in Ilocos Sur. It celebrates Ilocos Sur’s abundant culture and traditions, and its separation from Ilocos Norte.  Numerous exciting activities and shows will be featured during the span of the festival. You can check the list from the pictures below.

Reflection 2nd quarter

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 It's difficult not even to feel worn out and burned out as Quarter 2 draws to a close. The previous three months have been a flurry of activities, assessments, and homework while attempting to balance extra activities and a school relationships. Thinking back, I see that the majority of my time was spent in a constant state of worry and anxiety, running from one task to another. I frequently discovered that I had to give up sleep and self-care in order to keep up with my day has been expectations. But then as I think back on the quarter, I also see how much I've managed to get done. I've challenged myself to work harder than I ever dreamed and have improved both technically and otherwise.

Insight about the significance of these celebration

  On these second day of december, inside our campus, we celebrate the festival of talents estudyanTREPRENEUR 2022, and it has quote: Likas na talento at kasanayan tugon sa katatagan at pagharap sa hamon ng bagong normal. In these booths, you can see a lot of different people who sell food, you can do things, and you can also buy things in there. The purpose of these festival/celebration is to introduce the talents of the student and the skill among of the people who joined in these festival. You can see a lot of different things you may also like in there

Vigan Festival

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 The first week of May is dedicated to the Viva Vigan Festival of the Arts. The save Vigan Anestral Homes Association, Inc. (SVAHAI) launched it in 1993 in an effort to raise awareness of the importance of the ancient town and to fortify commitment to preserving and protecting this world heritage site. This celebration features the best Ilocano cuisine, native performances, religious rites, and cookery demonstrations. The Viva Vigan festival honors the establishment of the province of Vigan. The celebrations start during the final week of January and run through the first week of February. It is common practice for a mass to be celebrated at the St. Paul Metropolitan Cathedral and during festival's official opening. The patron saints of the 40 churches and statues of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary are then carried in parade around Vigan City. Usually, provincial DepEd representatives attend both the mass and the procession. The Ilocanos' intense religiosity is evident on this...