ME, My Self

       I have often wondered what it is that makes me who I am. Is it my personality, or my character? Is it the way that I dress? Or maybe It is a combination of all of these things because I don't think that there is one description or label that is capable of defining me completely.

   I am a introvert person and at times I feel incredible awkward around people, especially to those that I don't know. I am the type of person who will hang back and observe strangers before making the decision about whether or not I want to join in with the group. It is because of this that I am often wrongly labeled as being standoffish or antisocial. I also love being alone and listening to music is my peace.

   There are many different things that make me who I am. It is not just my character and my personality, but also the things I do and say. I seem to be made up entirely of opposites contradictions. There are so many different elements that make up this puzzle these is me - a unique individual.

A Challenging Experience that I'll Never Forget

         I experienced a lot since the pandemic started in the first place. It has been really hard for us and for me to adjust since it was really unexpected. So many challenges have come into my life, especially for my co-students who were experiencing the same as mine. Since then, many words have entered my mind. 

      God gave us strength to fight in life through prayer. At the start of modular distance learning, it became harder for me to adjust, especially since it much more easily understand the lesson when it is discussed. As a student who is accustomed to learning more easily through discussion, i have learned many life lessons. I learned how to manage my time and in the process of self-learning, I realized many things, not only the positive things, but also that i was stressed because of my schoolworks.

          Discovering things in life is also fun and brings all of these challenges that we and i experienced. I really learn a lot of things, and I became more mature. Through the challenges, I can see that we have become stronger. Gradually, we're coming back to a normal life, thankfully.