Jayson Rimay

Mother's Day is a holiday celebrating a family's or individual's mother, as well as maternity, maternal relationships, and the impact of mothers in society. It is observed on various days throughout the world, but is most usually observed in March or May. Mothers and mother-figures are indispensable. They’re likely the first people we ever know when we enter the world, and they love and care for us as we grow up. Once a year, countries around the world celebrate Mother’s Day – a day dedicated to all mothers, so that we can show our appreciation. Rooted in different traditions and enacted by individuals who recognize the imperative of commemorating women, every country that celebrates Mother’s Day does so in varied and gratifying ways. A mother not only gives birth to her kid, but also to hopes, dreams, and trust in the realization of those dreams. Mother is most likely derived from the essence of someone who was created for the benefit of others. In fact, she is the only en...

Let us trace the origins of the Binatbatan festival and learn more about what transpired in December 1882. Festivals are a creative approach to honor our rich history, culture, and traditions. They are supposed to be shared with loved ones to celebrate key moments and feelings in our life. They play a vital part in our social life by providing structure and connecting us to our families and backgrounds. Because of the current pandemic, this year's Vigan Binatbatan event will be different from past years.   The binatbatan dance was performed at this festival. This festival pays homage to the old Ilocanos. Binatbatan is an Ilocano dance that illustrates the initial phase in the weaving process of Abel Iloko. They utilize two bamboo sticks that are 18 inches long. To separate the seeds from the fluff, the cotton pods must be thrashed with these two bamboo sticks. The pounding procedure is known as binatbatan. That is why, while the rest of the dancers dance, some others beat the...

 Every year on March, the world commemorates International Women's Day. It's a day when everyone expresses their love, admiration, and respect for women. A lady is regarded to be God's most beautiful creation! It is a fact that all exceptional personalities were conceived in a woman's womb and received their early education from a woman. And it is for this reason that people treat women with respect in our daily lives. It's a day when women are recognized and praised for their contributions to a variety of fields. Women possess a strong spirit that allows them to thrive in their chosen vocations. They make a significant contribution to the lives of their family members as well as the country. In more ways than one, the COVID-19 pandemic stands in the way of Women's Economic Empowerment. Governments and humanitarian organisations have come together in creating strategies for responding to the challenges arising from the pandemic. One of the platforms we thought w...

  We're almost done with three of the four quarters. These eight weeks of courses and Google meetups have been exhausting, infuriating, and demanding while also being really intriguing. Despite the problems I had, I felt like this third quarter demanded more essays than before, and I'm not going to say it was simple or enjoyable because it was a lot of effort. However, because of my hard work and commitment, I was able to learn a lot this quarter. This quarter's ICT classes centered on community-based research, and it was my first time seeing a sitemap, which depicts a website's structure. Given that I browse websites on a daily basis and am learning how to create my own, it's actually a pretty intriguing topic. Because I was working with my friends on the final product, it was relatively enjoyable, but collecting data for the study was frustrating. The feelings I've had during the third quarter are incomparable to those I've had in previous quarters. I was ...

 The COVID-19 pandemic, which was caused by the Coronavirus, enraged the entire globe and made our politicians fearful of an epidemic that would have a significant impact on our economy. Lockdowns, health and government regulations, and limitations are enforced by barangays, cities, and municipalities to prevent the spread of the disease and to reduce the number of people who die in a given locality. In order to reduce and restrict its spread, vaccines are made in less than or more than one year. Different companies such as AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and others are on the fast track to being manufactured by expert bordering countries capable of generating the vaccines in question. To combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus, vaccines have been developed. A coronavirus causes COVID-19, which is an ailment. Human coronaviruses are abundant, and they're usually linked to minor infections like colds. Hand washing, the use of sanitizers, the practice of physical separati...

                       On April 9, Filipinos around the country commemorate the Day of Valor, or "Araw ng Kagitingan : 'Day of Valor,' also known as Bataan Day and Bataan and Corregidor Day is a national observance in the Philippines commemorating the fall of Bataan during World War II.   Bataan served as the nation's defensive center during the four-year conflict. Bataan was captured on April 9, 1942. We honor the bravery and heroism of Filipinos who battled for our independence and national pride every year. The Araw ng Kagitingan will be held for the 80th time in 2022.             Our country, the Philippines, has been attacked by Spaniards in the past, culminating in a lengthy struggle. The commanding officers of Bataan, where Filipino and American forces fought the Japanese the hardest, formally surrendered. Third Lieutenant Normando Ildefonso Reyes addressed the...

 Lent, also known as kwaresma in Filipino, is the season during which Filipinos remember Christ's passion, suffering, death, and resurrection. The Philippines is noted for being Asia's sole predominantly Christian country, with a large population of devoted Catholics, which explains why Lent Season or Holy Week traditions are regularly observed in a unique manner. It begins on Palm Sunday, continues through Holy Monday, Holy Tuesday, Holy Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and ends on Easter Sunday. During the Lenten season, Filipino Catholics engage in various traditional practices. The first day of Lent is Ash Wednesday. Ashes are traditionally placed on the forehead of Catholics as a sign of interior repentance. Fasting and abstinence are fundamental Catholic practices; some Catholics eat only one meal per day, while others abstain from eating meat on Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, and all lent Fridays. Senakulo is a traditional play depicting Jesus Christ's suffering...