A Teacher's Reflection

Our emotions are meant to be felt.

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Good morning!!!

Google, search: How to become one of the top 10 richest people in the Philippines.

ganitong kagroup sana 🤞🏼

To anyone supporting their parents with the little they have, may your wallet never run dry.

Work SMART not HARD.

ATTENTION TO ALL PARENTS WHO NEED TO TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT SANTA 🎅

Son: "Dad, I think I'm old enough now. Is there a Santa Claus?"

Dad: "Okay, I agree that you're old enough. But before I tell you, I have a question for you. You see, the 'truth' is a dangerous gift. Once you know something, you can't unknow it. Once you know the truth about Santa Claus, you will never again understand and relate to him as you do now. So my question is: Are you sure you want to know?"

Brief pause...

Son: "Yes, I want to know."

Dad: "Okay, I'll tell you: Yes, there is a Santa Claus."

Son: "Really?"

Dad: "Yes, really, but he's not an old man with a beard in a red suit. That's just what we tell kids. You see, kids are too young to understand the true nature of Santa Claus, so we explain it to them in a way that they can understand. The truth about Santa Claus is that he's not a person at all; he's an idea. Think of all those presents Santa gave you over the years. I actually bought those myself. I watched you open them. And did it bother me that you didn't thank me? Of course not! In fact, it gave me great pleasure. You see, Santa Claus is THE IDEA OF GIVING FOR THE SAKE OF GIVING, without thought of thanks or acknowledgment. When I saw that woman collapse on the subway last week and called for help, I knew that she'd never know that it was me that summoned the ambulance. I was being Santa Claus when I did that."

Son: "Oh."

Dad: "So now that you know, you're part of it. You have to be Santa Claus too now. That means you can never tell a young kid the secret, and you have to help us select Santa presents for them, and most importantly, you have to look for opportunities to help people. Got it?"

Help each other this Christmas 🎄 🎅 and... be kind ❤ 💕

Thesis adviser and groupmates: Kumusta na ang thesis mo?

Chapter closed. This is too personal. I won't be entertaining questions regarding this anymore. Thank you for your understanding.

Sa mga maestra nga nanglarga na, ready na ba ang dollars para pinaskuhan sa pinas?

PS. Ang akoa intawn hurot na bayad sa utang.

May point din naman si Meme Vice Ganda but seriously tho,

If I were to live in another woman's shoes for a year, it would be Corazon Aquino. Cory was the first female president in the Philippines and in Asia, leading the peaceful revolution in 1986 that ousted a dictator. Despite her mishaps and imperfections, her empowering leadership not only influenced a generation but also made history; her being a woman president was a powerful force for good. I would love to learn from her experiences and leverage this, as Miss Universe, to continue empowering women, especially younger children. I believe that with willpower and dedication, nothing can hinder individuals, regardless of gender, age, or status. This is why I should be Miss Universe. Thank you.

Ikaw, anong Miss Universe answer mo?

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Mga elementary karon kusog kaayo maka-english kami sauna ingon ani man mi mo storya,

"Uponsapa ipimopong gipi
supoltipi?"

Malapit na matapos ang taon, saan ko pwede iclaim?

or just share this to her/him

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"My parents beat me when I was a kid, and I'm not traumatized," says a male alcoholic whose partner reported him for physical abuse.

"As a child, I was punished a lot, and I'm fine," says the man who complains every time he makes a mistake.

"When I disobeyed as a child, my father locked me in a room, and for that, I am grateful to him today," says the woman who suffers from panic attacks and fear of tight spaces.

"My parents forced me into an apprenticeship in this profession where I make a lot of money, and for that, I'm very grateful," says the man who can't wait for Friday because he hates his job.

"When I was little, my parents made me sit at the table until I ate everything," says a woman who doesn't understand why she struggles with eating disorders.

It's time to break through generational trauma and become aware of our past patterns. It is time to be compassionate to ourselves and our children.

A child learns to solve problems through conversation if we solve conflicts in the family this way. If problems with threats and penalties are solved, one day they will act the same way.

A child learns compassion when we are compassionate towards them.

A child learns to listen to others when we listen to the child, when we are interested in how they feel and what their world looks like.

A child learns to believe in themselves if we believe in them.

We don't have to raise our children; we have to lovingly cultivate them. ❤

Morning Check-in

How to type enye without copy-pasting?

Manifest ✨

Murag nasaag na gyud ko ani. Asa man diay gyud ta padung? Walay google maps dinha?

What if naging palaka pala ang ka-"surething" mo?