Dilemma Sucks! . . .

          During the third grading period, my classmates and I were engaged into different school activities.  Almost everyday we get out of the four walls of the room to attend for a particular school activity.  Most especially during our practices for the pinning of ranks wherein almost everyday we have to excuse ourselves from our classes just to be there at the practice.

          There are times wherein we don’t even know which we will prioritize more. Is it to have the practice for the pinning of ranks or to attend our class? In this case, we were on a dilemma in which there two cases given. Both will have a positive and negative effect if ever we choose any of them. It is all because, if we choose to have our class, our CAT commandant might get mad at us for not even trying our best to attend the practice while if we choose to have our practice, our teachers might also scold us for we are already running out of time. We need to rush some our lessons.

          What the h*ll these both cases then are. They both sucks, my God! Who would ever decide which one to do if they both brought bad effect afterwards. It is then just better if we don’t ever choose any of them.

          But seriously in life, the solution to our problem is not by leaving them but instead is by facing them bravely. Because I know “Every problem has its own solution.” So why not try to realize more and think not just once or twice but as many times as possible- this is in order to derive at a right decision- at the right time and at the right place.

          Moving on, I will try to be more responsible in seeking solutions everytime problem comes.  I will try my best to do my part. I will not just watch, sit down and let the problem run. I will stand with my two legs and with my strong determination in life; I know I will be able to do it. I can help myself to rise from any obstacle in life.

To rise Above the Little Things!

         

          As you we say goodbye to 2012 and welcome 2013, cherish all the beautiful treasures of the past year and remember the lessons to move forward on the road to success. This coming year is another chance for all of us to get things right. Begin a new chapter of our life and remember that we have 1 year composes 12 months or 365 days to make every chapter worth remembering as the year ends.

          Many people have their tradition of setting up their New Year’s Resolution on New Year’s Day. Well for me, it is just as simple as to rise above the little things. I want to improve myself because through the year passed, I’ve learned a lot of lessons through my mistakes and failures. And I’m so thankful for those. For I know, they will help me a lot in building up myself- from being a weak person up to a strong one.

          New Year means new hopes and new aspirations. It indicates new beginnings and new thoughts. In this New Year, I wish everyone would get a whole new bunch of happiness, friends, joy, prosperity and lots more good things in life. Have a rocking and great New Year 2013 ahead.

Christmas is a State of Mind

               Christmas is on the coming of God our Father’s Son, Jesus Christ into our world for us to save from our sins and shame. It is not on the giving of gifts from one another.  It is not also on the Christmas lights, Christmas trees or other Christmas decors we might have.  But in fact, it is the day where Jesus was born and we must cherish it all the way.

          That’s why they say, give love on Christmas day.  But for me, we can do it every day.  We can love one another even if it’s not December 25.  We could also forgive people from their sins even if it’s not Christmas.  The date doesn’t any matter at all. I just don’t know why other people have those kinds of beliefs.

          Let us all humble ourselves in the eyes of God just as His Son Jesus came into our midst in the humility of a manger where animals were kept with no comfortable mattress on His back.

Gender Equality Is Good For Health

            Last March 2012, the theme for the International Women’s Day Celebration was “Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities; Progress for All.”  In here, gender equality must really being implemented and observed by every single person to improve health issues for women.   After all, progress will be ours.

          Discrimination towards women is what we call a gender-based discrimination.  It is one of the human rights violations. It strictly limits the ability of women and the community they live in to protect and promote their health.  Gender-based discrimination also limits the attainment of international health and development goals.

          So, for a better situation of our lives, we must all be free from gender discrimination for we are all born with equal rights and equal opportunities.  What matters now is being able to attain UNITY for us to build a strong, efficient and progressive society.  Ladies and gentlemen, let us all work together and let us make the best that we can in everything that we do.  Let us all make sure that we are doing the right thing and not the other way around.