Stupendous Life

Being a person, we’re all vulnerable to everything,  
In pain, glee, success and failure  
Life is easy, but  
Living is another story.

Patience, is one of life’s must-have  
Along this journey, where unexpected things  
Tend to come over, that giving up seems to be an option,  
Retreat, but I can’t,

Inside myself
Comes a better feeling  
Knowing that someday;
Many good things will ensue.

Faithful that we are  
Alive and living, in a  
Merrily milieu, that
In the humanity had been keep.

Living in this world is exciting,  
Anything happens arbitrarily.
Rather to define life negatively,  
Allow me to delineate it stupendously.

Two different points of views

When I was a kid, I always think why people have different perception of life. I keep asking myself why it is like that. During my elementary years, many of my classmates often been absent in the class, some didn’t even return for good. There was a time that I met my old classmate in the market and I asked why he didn’t go to school for weeks. He answered me, he said “Indi ey ako ging sugtan ni papa mageskwela, siling nida, maarado yangey ako sa boker” (My father wouldn’t allowed me anymore to attend to school, It might be good if I help him in the farm) –he is Ariel. I felt sad for him. That was the time when I realized that not all of us are blessed to be living in a normal and stable life. There was also a friend of mine that happened to be belongs in a well-off family in our province. Not different from my other classmates, he is always absent. Not because his father wouldn’t want to, but he prefer be. He doesn’t want to go to school. He is wasting the allowance that his parents are giving to him. When I ask why he is doing that, he said “Meron nga akong pera, nasusunod ng mga magulang ko ang aking luho, pero wala naman sila sa tabi ko kung kailangan ko sila” (I have money, my parents can buy me whatever I want, but they are not here for me when I needed them). 

Every one of us has different perceptions in life. There are times that we avoid to hear the comments of other people. But even though we stick in our what we so called PRIDE, there is still some times that we let those to be thrown away to adapt for the betterment of our lives and with the help of our friends.

The Ron Clark Story (The Triumph): A Reflection

The Ron Clark Story, also known as The Triumph, is a television movie that was released in 2006. It tells the true story of Ron Clark, a teacher who moved from rural North Carolina to inner-city New York City to teach at a struggling school.

After watching The Ron Clark Story, I was inspired by the dedication and passion of Ron Clark as a teacher. Despite the challenges and obstacles, he faced, he was determined to make a difference in the lives of his students, and he was willing to go above and beyond to help them succeed.

One of the things that I found most impressive about Ron Clark was his ability to connect with his students and to understand their needs and challenges. He was able to relate to them on a personal level, and he was able to motivate and inspire them to achieve their potential.

Additionally, I was also impressed by the creativity and innovation that Ron Clark brought to his teaching. He was always looking for new and innovative ways to engage and challenge his students, and he was not afraid to take risks and try new things.

Overall, The Ron Clark Story is a powerful and inspiring tale of a teacher who made a difference in the lives of his students. It reminds us of the importance of dedication and passion in teaching, and the impact that a great teacher can have on the lives of their students.

In Rule 55; be the best person you can be. Leave today like there is no tomorrow, there is no second chance in life.  If we do not study now, we could flunk. Nobody wanted to flank. Mr. Ron Clark gives an inspiration to us students that even we are not that good in class we could strive to study and study hard; we will pass the exam.