HERO

What's involved in being a hero? I first encounter the word hero when I was a kid. A man with a body as hard as iron; A man with superpower and special weapon. In short, an extraordinary person. As I grow up, I notice that they have something in common based on the comics I read and the movie I watched; they had unusual circumstances of birth. I told myself that they do not truly exist. I am an avid fan of Marvel and Avengers superhero. They have common goal to protect the people. They are the defender of the universe as what others said. Now, I am a teenager. But still, the word hero still banging on my mind. Can I consider my parents a hero? My teacher? My friend? My brother? Or even my driver? They can also protect me and defend me. They can also save my life. I came up into realization that a hero is someone who means something to you, someone who works hard for something and tries his best for everything. A hero is someone who loves me unconditionally, encourages me, is always there for me, puts my life before their own, and makes me happy when Im sad, stands up for me, walks in when the rest of the world walks out.

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Bryan, additional lang ito ha kasi nakapagstart ka na.

We all recognize the value in knowing things that are true. That's why we go to school, ask questions, read the newspapers, and investigate things we don't understand. It is clear that knowledge is valuable. But suppose we think we know something but we are wrong? How often do we believe things that aren't true? While we are frequently concerned about what we don't know, we may forget to be concerned about things we think we know that are actually false.

Bryan, hindi mo sinend saken ang mga tanong kaya hindi ko magawa nag number 3 journal mo, wala ako matandaan, journal 1 and journal 2 lang ang natandaan ko.

By: ulysses