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About Me
- Crissy
- They say “Life is so short”. Then perhaps it is better to take it step by step. For the creative writer, her life so far is a lot like walking. Steady, at pace, and taking each step in the right direction. But she can’t define it entirely as if were an easy stroll through a park on a Sunday afternoon. She was born and brought up in Tanay, Rizal.After completion of her schooling and college in the technology stream, she chose to be in the aesthetic side of understanding life. It was a weird decision taken by her at that time. Today, however, she doesn’t regret it at all.The writer nurtured her mind for four years at Cebu Technological University with the course of Bachelor of Secondary Education majoring Business Technology. And at present doing her best to cope with the path she has chosen to take, which is in the world of figurative language and hoping to finish her Master’s degree in Literature at Cebu Normal University. Today, she is happy with her life and enjoys it to the fullest. The positive attitude to face hardships brought out the best in her and she is looking forward to face the challenges of life in a positive manner.
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5 comments:
Phil. folklore has reminded not only filipino's but also the foreigners that before the spaniards came here, our ancestors have already a literatures like fables,riddles,epics..
2.) as of now, we still have a polytheistic belief like the ifugao which they still praised God's creation...
Phil. folklore reminded me not only our forefathers but also their contributions to the literature we are studying now. It is not just all about lit. but also the learnings of the stories they had before. It also includes the moral lessons, the traditions and the customs they imparted to us right now and it will remains forever in our heart because we are Filipinos....
The Pagdiwata is i think still existing now, not here in Cebu but in a remote areas like in Baguio. They still worshiped their Gods by dancing and praising especially in times of good harvest..Sometimes they also offers food towards their Gods..It is a very unique especially now that everything is modernized at least their are still customs and traditions that still remains here in the Philippines..
Fables are very famous because it teaches us a lot of moral lessons which we can use as our guide in our daily life....
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