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Sure Ilocos Sur; A festival so beautiful.

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The Kannawidan Festival, held every late January to early February, commemorates the foundation of Ilocos Sur while showcasing its rich culture, traditions, and local industries. A major highlight is the trade fair, featuring Ilocano products like abel Iloko, burnay, Bigan Delicacies like longganisa, bagnet, and sukang Iloco, supporting local entrepreneurs.   The festival also brings together various town celebrations, featuring street parades, cultural performances, kalesa rides, and tribal dances that reflect Ilocos Sur’s vibrant heritage. More than a festivity, Kannawidan preserves BigueƱos deep cultural identity, promoting pride and unity while keeping traditions alive for future generations. Beyond showcasing local products and cultural performances, Kannawidan Festival also features religious and historical events, honoring the province’s deep faith and colonial past. This years activities are awesome and it includes traditional rituals, beauty pageants, and art exhibits high...

A festival or a tradition?

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Valentine's Day, a holiday commemorated annually on each February 14th, had Roman and Christian roots and evolved to become an international holiday about love. First to be in dedication of St. Valentine, the Christian martyr, it has become to signify the expression of love in whatever fashion-whether platonic, familial, or amorous. Why should I be celebrating? For the same reason that it gives time to family and friends to enjoy their loved ones through gifts or acts or simply good times that solidify all. Cards, special meals, love letters, or caring acts are all forms of love. Flowers, candle dinner, or shared activity all bring a sense of being loved by the other person. Love, for me, is care and presence. How do you express love on this day?

Loop Back. Doon po sa amin; Pagdadamili ang bumubuhay saamin.

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Brainstorming Our research journey started with brainstorming ideas and assigning tasks. We carefully planned our methodology to ensure a smooth process.   Visiting the community We visited the town of Bulala, where we observed and interacted with the locals, learning about the art of burnay-making and its role in their livelihood. Documentation We documented every step of the burnay-making process to analyze its significance in local heritage and economy. Interviewing Interviewing the community members gave us valuable insights into their craft, challenges, and how burnay contributes to their economy and culture.   Assignment of Tasks          We divided the parts and wrote the research, to make ourworks easier and faster. After all of these, we presented our output last February 1, 2025. P.S: The title of this thematic is not our title in our research, i is just my way to engage audience.<3

A Community full of ordered and unordered challenges.

    This quarter, I learned a lot, especially in coding. It was the easiest so far because I mastered ordered and unordered lists and gained new insights into the differences between Community-Based Research (CBR) and Applied Research. I also learned about HTML frames and nesting, which helped my team structure our web pages effectively. One of the highlights was our discussions with Ma’am Charleen, our practice teacher, who explained nested lists so well that I only made four mistakes on our quiz.        One challenge I encountered was understanding how nested HTML elements work, particularly when using multiple frames. Organizing information properly for our CBR project was also a struggle. I also had a hard time in coding especially we used css. I did have a hard time because these lessons is not discussed.      To address these challenges, I practiced coding, reviewed examples, and sought guidance from my teachers and peers. For...

Chinese New Year 2025

      Celebrating Chinese New Year has become a yearly tradition in the Philippines, even though it originated in the Chinese Culture. It is celebrated here in the Philippines due to the long standing influence of the country China. The Chinese have been trading with Filipino citizens even before the colonization of the Spaniards, leading to a deep cultural exchange. Many Filipinos, regardless of their heritage, joins festivals, such as dancing dragons, fire crackers, and cooking "tikoy" and Stir fried noodles also known as pancit. The Governments recognition of it as a special holiday further reinforces its significance in Filipino culture. Today, many Filipinos, especially those who lived in Binondo-celebrating the occasions as a way to honor the exchanged tradition and Good Fortune.       According to chat gpt, We filipinos celebrate Chinese new year because of the following: Influence of the Chinese-Filipino Community  – Many Filipinos have Chinese...