Two Down, Two More To Go

             I am glad that another quarter is coming to an end. This quarter has taught me a lot of new things, and I am grateful for the opportunity to expand my knowledge. I make sure that the lessons I have learned will be put to good use and that I share them with others. Not everyone has the chance to study and develop new skills. This is why I will not waste everything I have learned. I understand that I must finish my studies in order to live the life of my dreams.

For the ICT subject, I learned more about HTML. I can now create my own HTML files, which I enjoy doing because of the various tags I can use to make a visually appealing and colorful file. Furthermore, I've grown to appreciate blogging more. I'm delighted to have something to post on my website. It is not surprising that we students face challenges that hinder our progress. I sometimes encounter issues when creating HTML files. However, I eventually learned how to deal with it. I tried to figure out what went wrong, and fortunately, I was able to fix it. I'm happy that I was able to overcome the problems and challenges that I encountered. It helped me grow stronger and more determined.

           Moving on, I will continue to do my best to finish my studies. I will not give up, and I am looking forward to another quarter filled with new learnings. I hope that everything will go back to normal soon so that we can experience again the real joy of learning. For now, all I can do is focus on my studies. Someday, I will achieve my dreams and goals in life and be able to provide only the best for my family.

















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