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I crossed my heart as you crossed the line

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Twinkle

-Yenki Bless S. Mancio, 11-HUMSS 3

They say, "Do what you love" and they're right..

I've always enjoyed singing since I was a child. I always enjoy performing in my own space. Throughout elementary school, I was always volunteering whenever a teacher needed a dancer that was the case at New Era University back then, but now it's different because the clubs are more organized. In my 11 years at New Era, I'm still not at ease, or I believe I'm still shy.

I was nominated as a muse in Grade 6 since that helped me grow; years passed and I was the muse until Grade 10. Sometimes I got out of it, but most of the time I had to face it. 

As I previously stated, I enjoyed singing and performing, which is why if I couldn't take HUMSS, I would take ADT. However, being a muse in grade 10 required talent, but I was unprepared, and I lost my voice. I was disappointed that I couldn't even demonstrate my ability to sing, but I was also soothed because it was the last time I did so before the pandemic hits.

I used to sing on YouTube and Twitter. I also enjoyed vlogging, makeup, and photoshoots. I uploaded seven videos in YouTube, half of which were vlogs and the others were of me singing. I'd like to continue doing YouTube videos, but I'm afraid I'm too busy right now.

I started vlogging when I was in grade 9 and continued through the summer until grade 10 arrived and I was so busy spending time with my friends that I didn't have time to vlog. My phone broke just as I was about to resume vlogging, and it no longer had any volume. Throughout my journey, my friends have always been encouraging. I was only posting videos because they convinced me that I could be good at it.

I did a photo shoot during the 2020 Pandemic time because I couldn't do anything else and was bored, and it gave me a lot of confidence when people asked me what my workout routine was or how pretty I was. As soon as the 2021 Quarantine began, I decided there was nothing else for me to do but study, and that's when I realized I was good at online games.

I still play online games, but it's less frequent now that because it's finals season and I'm in the qualifiers. I don't want to lose my concentration while studying. I play whenever I'm stressed or have some free time. Within a few weeks, I was at the top of the COD rankings, and my sister realized how crazy I was playing the game and supported me in purchasing skins.

I would advise you to be brave and allow yourself to shine. I stopped myself at the moment, but it's not too late to shimmer now.

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Fictional Love

-Yenki Bless S. Mancio, 11-HUMSS 3

A Teacher and a Filipina Author.

Most people know Jonahmae Panen Pacala as a famous  writer name Jonaxx that makes her readers believe in love. The first story she posted on Wattpad was 'Chase and Hearts.' 'Every Beast Needs a Beauty' has been its most read book and one of the reasons many called her 'Wattpad Queen.'

She began writing in Creative Corner when she was nine and at 12 she began writing online. When she was 12 she wrote SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE.  She always loved kids the reason why she pursued her dream and became a pre-school teacher in Cagayan De Oro.

She was born on 23 January 1991, completed her Early Childhood Education degree in 2011. Over time Jonaxx won the "Most Active Writer of the Year" title (2013) (2013). The "Best Story of the Year," "Best Romance Story," "Best Non-Teen Fiction Story" by Jonaxx won the award (2013).

She currently has 61 stories in her app some are finished and other arent and she also has her publishing team. She always have a love, family, and money connection in her stories.

She currently has 4.87 followers on Wattpad and Jonaxx is the FIRST Filipino Wattpad Author to gain 1 Million Followers on Wattpad. Jonaxx was also the "First Filipino Wattpad author who had a book signing held in an Arena." in 2018 and her latest accomplishment was launching her app this 2020 called 'Jonaxx Stories.'

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Two place in 0ne

-Yenki Bless S. Mancio, 11-HUMSS 3

TRAVEL IS A THERAPY

Hello! As a former traveler prior to the outbreak of this pandemic. I'd like to tell you a few things about traveling. I would say I traveled a lot outside of the Philippines because my family prefers to spend their vacations outside of the Philippines rather than in the Philippines.

Going late in the night to the airport and saying good morning in Japan's breeze is one of the best feelings. We always book late at night or at midnight so that we can go out as soon as the sun rises and soon as we landed.

So far, I've visited Japan, Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, and other countries. Today I'd like to tell you about Japan. We all know that Japan is one of the most aspired-to destinations. It was my last visit to Japan before it was forbidden to travel, and Osaka and Tokyo are still quite far apart, but our family has decided that we will both go at the same time.

It could be argued that traveling to both cities in one day is prohibitively expensive. It was pricey, but I assure you that it was well worth it. In Osaka, you can visit Universal Studios and some temples, while in Tokyo, you can visit Disney and the famous Shibuya crossing with Hachiko.

Some argue that Korea is less expensive than Japan, but having family in Japan has helped us save money. Also, when traveling abroad, you should be able to control your money and be wise about what you spend it with.

If you had 3-5 days in Japan, there would be a lot of places you could visit and things you could do. Having a low-cost hotel that will suffice. People in Japan are very nice, and getting directions would be simple because they are out until late at night.

Eating in Japan would also be one of the best experiences. I remember when our parents wouldn't let us eat noodles because they were unhealthy, but in Japan, Ramen is the main course. The ramen they made is actually different from ours in that it is healthier for them and can fill you up halfway through.

Ukay-Ukay can be found in both Tokyo and Osaka. You can find branded clothes, shoes, and other items to bring home, and they also have something where you can get everything for one yen. I remember buying socks and pens for my friends, which they adored.

Keep in mind that you must maintain a positive attitude while traveling in order to avoid wasting time because time flies when you're traveling enjoy and live life to the fullest.

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AYLA: THE DAUGHTER OF WAR.

.-Yenki Bless S. Mancio, 11-HUMSS 3

Ayla: The Daughter of War.

Ayla is based on the true story of Kim Eun-ja and Süleyman Dilbirliği, whose real-life reunion was shown in the 2010 Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation documentary Kore Ayla directed by Chuncheon MBC.

Eunja Kim and Sgt. Süleyman Dilbirlii, the real-life characters portrayed in the latest Turkish tearjerker "Ayla," have reunited in Istanbul, weeks after the film's release.

The drama about a Turkish soldier and an orphan Korean girl he cared for for more than a year.

"Ayla," which was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the Oscars, tells the true story of Dilbirlii, who fought in the Korean War in the 1950s, and the five-year-old Korean girl he named "Ayla."

When Dilbirlii discovered Kim alone in the woods, her parents had been killed in the war. He decided to transport her to the Turkish garrison. The Turkish soldier looked after her for 14 months.

However, when the troops had to return to Turkey after the war, she was entrusted to other troops there. Then, she was transferred to an orphanage.

Though they had previously met, the latest reunion between 91-year-old Dilbirlii and 71-year-old Kim took place at the hospital in Istanbul where the Turkish war veteran is being treated for respiratory failure.

Due to his frail health, Dilbirlii could only gesture with his hands, while Kim burst into tears upon seeing the man she referred to as "father" in his hospital bed.

Coşkun Ylmaz, head of Istanbul's culture and tourism authority, who accompanied Kim during the visit, told Anadolu Agency (AA) that it was a "moving" moment demonstrating "a daughter's longing for her father."

"She clenched her fists and burst into tears. When she hugged him, I saw her 'father' respond. A doctor told us that it was the veteran soldier's first response in days "Ylmaz stated.

When Dilbirlii mentioned Ayla at an Istanbul event commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Korean War, South Korean officials launched an investigation to find her.

They finally met in South Korea in 2010 in an emotional reunion and have written to each other frequently over the years. Eunja Kim had recently visited Turkey for the film's premiere.

He died  December 7, 2017 at the age of 91. Dilbirliği died of multiple organ failure