Kyla's Thoughts

     Do you believe in the quote "The results of you expectation is the reciprocate of it" ? Because I do believe on it and I've proved and tested it by the challenges I have faced in my entire life. I've been expecting things and the outcome is the worst. I have learned my lesson not to expect and just simply clear and untie my mind by overthinking and procastinate over things. I just strive hard and do my best at all things even if I'm just a trying hard girl who is ambitious. Expecting and striving is my best force for my success in life.      I don't see myself in the future, maybe I'm just too scared that my expectations will turn into nothing and it will hurt me even more. So I just focus on what is the present until I reached my dreams, who I want to become and what will be my status in the future, I make my self busy or just not to think ahead the future, I'm just focusing shaping my personalities and abilities for my own sake. Busy accomplishi

             May Araw daw ng kagitingan, sana naman gawin mong inspirasyon para mag first move char!                           Every year on April 9th, Filipinos commemorate Araw ng Kagitingan, also known as the Day of Valor. This significant day honors the bravery and sacrifice of Filipino soldiers and guerrillas during World War II. It serves as a reminder of the resilience and courage that define the Filipino spirit.      During World War II, the Philippines became a battleground, enduring invasion, occupation, and oppression. Yet, amidst the darkness of war, Filipino fighters stood tall, defending their homeland with unwavering courage and determination. From the jungles of Bataan to the shores of Corregidor, Filipino soldiers fought alongside their American allies, facing incredible odds with valor and fortitude.      The Battle of Bataan, in particular, symbolizes the indomitable spirit of the Filipino people. Despite being outnumbered and outgunned, Filipino and American troops

         Imagine waking up to a world where kindness reigns, where peace flows effortlessly from our homes to every corner of the globe. It's a world where the air is crisp, the oceans teem with life, and the earth thrums with vitality. This is the world many of us dream of, but how do we turn this dream into reality?        Change begins with us, right here in our homes. It starts with simple acts of compassion and understanding towards our loved ones and neighbors. It's about listening, empathizing, and extending a helping hand when needed. By fostering love and harmony within our own households, we set the stage for a more peaceful society.      But our journey towards a better world doesn't stop at our doorstep. It extends to our communities, our nations, and beyond. We must advocate for justice, equality, and respect for all individuals, regardless of their background or beliefs. By standing up against discrimination and injustice, we pave the way for a more inclusive

          In the Philippines, Mother's Day is a cherished tradition celebrated with heartfelt gestures of love and appreciation for mothers. It's a time when families come together to honor and pamper the women who have nurtured and cared for them throughout their lives.            One of the most significant aspects of Mother's Day in the Philippines is the tradition of preparing a special meal for mothers. Families often gather to cook her favorite dishes, creating a feast filled with love and gratitude. Adobo, sinigang, and pancit are just a few examples of Filipino dishes that might grace the table on this special day. These dishes symbolize the nourishment and sustenance that mothers provide to their families. In addition to preparing delicious food, Filipinos also express their love and appreciation for mothers through gift-giving. A popular tradition is to present mothers with a bouquet of flowers, typically roses, as a symbol of love, beauty, and gratitude. Flowers