Ferriswheel

The life is like a “Ferriswheel”because sometimes we are on the top and some others we are on the bottom, in other words the life turns, everybody has up’s and down’s and it is important to recognize it. So, the life can be easy or difficult, all depends on ourselves and how we face everything.Life is a journey that must be treasured and embraced. It is filled with special moments of joys, heartaches, celebrations, hardships and lesson that will ultimately lead us to our destination, our purpose in life. The road at times will get bumpy because throughout our travels we will encounter many challenges

Earphone

Music is one of the most important and powerful things in my life. My life without melodies and harmonies would be totally empty. Listening to and playing different tunes helps me to de-stress, relax and it can also help to motivate me in trying timesThe musical images that music and song are able to create are amazing. Music has the ability to transport me back in time just like a time machine. It lets me revisit lost and forgotten moments in life. Songs can paint a picture, for example in classical and country music where a story is being told.

Stone

Unity is important at every level and at every step in our life. People who learn the importance of staying united and follow it live a happy and content life. Those who do not understand its importance are often faced with various difficulties at different stages in life.Unity means staying together. It means helping and supporting each other in adverse circumstances. Staying united is the key to building strong relationships and a strong society.

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People sometimes asked me ” Why do you love basketball? All you try to do is shoot that ball through the ring, that is not fun.” My response to them that basketball is not just a game, it is more than a game. It is my love and passion, it is the game that is always by my side. It gives me memorable and enjoying moments whenever I’m playing or watching it.

Hard work pays off, when you pass all the challenges and obstacles.Nothing comes easy in life, and that it all comes to hard work and passion. Try to get better everyday, and only way to do that is to learn from your mistakes.

It helps you to express your feelings and emotions to the others. Basketball is my blood, sweat, tears, passion and sacrifice. Sometimes you have to lose before you can win. Have heart and passion, love the things you are doing. Work hard until you no longer introduce yourself.

–Baluyut, Darren R.

I hope I grow tall for you

To give you shade and fruits too

The flowers bloom pretty blue

That my buzz and fuzz help grew

I bark to keep bad guys out

You feed good treats in my mouth

I give mornings to your crowd

Light up your streets amidst south

Have you wondered if they talked?

Would they thank you rather sulk

Have you taken care or thought

Love the world up to the moth.

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