Happy World Teacher's Day to all umm.. ermmm... Teachers. Anyway, teachers became a part on shaping our personality. They influenced us to be a good citizen not just for this country but also to our family and friends. They taught us Chemistry, Physics, Analytic Geometry, English, Spanish, Calculus, Algebra and many more.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Welcome to my Hell.
It's so hot. Is it just because of me or what? but why is the sky red?
Oh?! Where's that scream coming from? (Someone pulls me) AAAAHHHHHHHH!
I was unconscious and when I woke up, I was in front of the school gate but it doesn't look like the school gate, something is off about it. That's it! It's like the deteriorated version of the school.
Zone 1: The naive scholars
Those students who are: late, no I.D., not in proper uniform, and inappropriate hair cut are punished here. In this zone, they are forced to crawl, with their hands tied, until they reach their classrooms.
Zone 2: The boisterous
The students who can't last a minute without talking are placed here. In this zone, they are permitted to talk but not to be quiet. If they stopped talking, a deafening noise will be heard by them that will make they eardrums burst.
Zone 3: The swindlers
Students who cheat are condign here. They copy their classmates homework, look at their seatmate's answer during exams etc. They will be placed in different traps like Jigsaw's Bear trap and try to cheat death.
Zone 4: The blase
People who don't care other's feeling and act on their own will are placed here. They are tied in a roulette and while it's spinning, illusions of people who they hurt are throwing daggers at them indiscriminately.
Zone 5: Arnaque à la carte
This zone is divided into 2 regions:
Region 1:
Students who fake/forge their parent's signature are condign here. They are forced to perfectly imitate signatures from around the world and if they fail, fountain pens will pierce their body.
Region 2:
The students here are the liars. Their words are flattery to get what they want. They are tied on tries full of bullet ants. Bullet ants are known to have the most painful sting that is equivalent to 78 bees, wasps, and ants.
Zone 6: The gauche
Ill-mannered students are punished here. The heaviest sin in this world - They don't give respect not just to their classmates but also to teachers, parents and schoolmates. They insult them indiscriminately and make fun of them. They are punished by serving as the school's trash bin. Leaves, wrappers, dust and papers are fed in their mouths while being burnt.
When I reach the end of the zone, I can see a light. I walked towards it and suddenly I fell down the cliff. Something popped up and said "Game Over".
Oh?! Where's that scream coming from? (Someone pulls me) AAAAHHHHHHHH!
I was unconscious and when I woke up, I was in front of the school gate but it doesn't look like the school gate, something is off about it. That's it! It's like the deteriorated version of the school.
Zone 1: The naive scholars
Those students who are: late, no I.D., not in proper uniform, and inappropriate hair cut are punished here. In this zone, they are forced to crawl, with their hands tied, until they reach their classrooms.
Zone 2: The boisterous
The students who can't last a minute without talking are placed here. In this zone, they are permitted to talk but not to be quiet. If they stopped talking, a deafening noise will be heard by them that will make they eardrums burst.
Zone 3: The swindlers
Students who cheat are condign here. They copy their classmates homework, look at their seatmate's answer during exams etc. They will be placed in different traps like Jigsaw's Bear trap and try to cheat death.
Zone 4: The blase
People who don't care other's feeling and act on their own will are placed here. They are tied in a roulette and while it's spinning, illusions of people who they hurt are throwing daggers at them indiscriminately.
Zone 5: Arnaque à la carte
This zone is divided into 2 regions:
Region 1:
Students who fake/forge their parent's signature are condign here. They are forced to perfectly imitate signatures from around the world and if they fail, fountain pens will pierce their body.
Region 2:
The students here are the liars. Their words are flattery to get what they want. They are tied on tries full of bullet ants. Bullet ants are known to have the most painful sting that is equivalent to 78 bees, wasps, and ants.
Zone 6: The gauche
Ill-mannered students are punished here. The heaviest sin in this world - They don't give respect not just to their classmates but also to teachers, parents and schoolmates. They insult them indiscriminately and make fun of them. They are punished by serving as the school's trash bin. Leaves, wrappers, dust and papers are fed in their mouths while being burnt.
When I reach the end of the zone, I can see a light. I walked towards it and suddenly I fell down the cliff. Something popped up and said "Game Over".
How or Why but What?
"Will I continue?" That's the question always in my mind when I first study at CNSHS. But why did I ask such question? Maybe because I haven't adjusted during that time but now my answer to that question will always be a yes.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
The "Fallen 44"
As per Merriam-Webster dictionary, "hero" is a person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities; a person who is greatly admired. For the past few days, the term "Fallen 44" has been circulating not just on the social networking sites but in the whole Philippines. Fallen 44 is the group of SAF members who were brutally murdered in Mindanao. They sacrificed their selves to protect the country's peace.
Are We Really Like That?
On the 15th of January 2015, the reigning pope arrived in the Philippines. During hi five-day visit, I was able to observe our fellow countrymen. They seem to be disciplined and obedient. That's why I wondered if they're doing that because someone who is very respected is coming or that's what they really are. Because of that, the moment I saw the crowds on the television, I felt they're warm welcome for the pope. But I am still doubting and can't believe that they are all Filipinos.
Saturday, January 3, 2015
OFW: Why?
Thousands of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) leave their families behind every year to test their luck in working at foreign lands. Some were successful but some not just failed but were doomed to suffer. This is the ugly truth. Some went back to the Philippines with bruises and scars and some go back in a coffin. But why is it many Filipinos still want to work abroad? I am not discouraging them to do so or whatsoever. I think I understand them somehow if they want to work abroad rather than here in the Philippines.
Well, Philippines have an unstable economic situation. Corruption, gross inefficiency relatively high tax rate, and no sound fiscal policy has put a damper on hopes of an ambitious Filipino. Another problem is, in this country, there is a high employment rate. Fresh graduates join the labor force, which increases the competition for jobs available. And of course the main reason why most Filipinos go overseas, working abroad gives higher salary and income. Let's just face the truth, being employed abroad and doing the same work you do in the Philippines gives you at least double or more income and salary than you do in the Philippines.
Somehow, you can't blame them if they want to work abroad. So yeah, nowadays, it's much wiser to work abroad but beware of scammers. I am not opposed to them for working abroad, well that was their choice. If I will be given an opportunity someday to work abroad, I would rather work there than here in our country. Well, that's my opinion.
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