Nathaniel

  Kannawidan Ylocos is an annual festival that celebrates the founding anniversary of the province of Ilocos Sur, Philippines every 2nd of February. A week-long celebration, its activities span from the last few days of January to the first week of February. Major activities occur in Vigan, the capital of the province. History of Kannawidan Ylocos Kannawidan Ylocos comes from the word tawid. Its English translation means tradition, legacy, and/or heritage. It marks the historic establishment of the province during Spanish times. Kannawidan Ylocos was first launched within the term of Deogracias Victor Savellano in 2008. It was started to promote awareness and preservation of the local culture, tradition, heritage, and customs. It was also an opportunity to showcase local products, artistry, and craftsmanship. Moreover, it was also created to boost the local tourism industry. References: Blogger.com

 Vigan is a UNESCO World Heritage City that blends the modern and ancient worlds. The city has evolved from a simple town to a comprehensive city, while still retaining its cultural and historical values. As a municipality- Vigan was one of the wealthiest municipalities in tobacco and agricultural trade, with an economic focus on Abel fabric. It had Spanish colonial ancestry homes, cobblestone streets, and a Spanish layout, which added to the town's history. Traditions were deeply ingrained, and life was simple. As a city -  Vigan became a city in 2001, and its tourism has continued to develop since then. The heritage area of Calle Crisologo and up-to-date structures have revitalized the city's economic strength. Culture is preserved through various forms of event participation and festivities. Vigan is an example of a successful union between old heritage and modern development. It has become a prominent example of the progress and transformation from small townships into hi...

  Throughout my Community-Based Research (CBR) journey, my team and I faced challenges, discovered new insights, and strengthened our teamwork. Every step, from the initial research to the final webpage, was a learning experience that helped us grow. Our journey started with a group discussion and online research to understand the scope of our project. We explored reliable sources, gathered preliminary data, and brainstormed how we could best present our research. This helped us set our goals and create a clear action plan. Even during the Christmas break, our team remained committed. We used Messenger to guide each other step-by-step, planning the website’s structure. We discussed how each chapter would be presented and made sure everyone was aligned with the vision for our final output. One of the most important parts of our research was conducting interviews with local authorities. We asked them about the initiatives and protocols they implement during emergencies and calamiti...

  By the end of the third quarter, I 've learned a lot and grown both academically and personally . I've become proficient in using HTML lists and frames , which I now understand are crucial for organizing and presenting web content. I've also gained knowledge of CBR1 and CBR2, and I see how important they are in many different fields. These new skills have really improved my technical abilities and broadened my understanding of web development and computing concepts. However, my learning process wasn't always smooth. I struggled with understanding complex HTML structures and using frames correctly. It was also a challenge to manage my time effectively while juggling multiple subjects and learning new coding skills . These difficulties sometimes led to feelings of frustration and being overwhelmed.To overcome these challenges, I used several strategies. I practiced coding regularly , used online tutorials and class materials, and talked with my peers. I also consulte...

With Chinese New Year 2025 just around the corner, Filipinos prepare to welcome this colorful celebration with open arms. But why do Filipinos, one of the most devoutly Christian nations in the world, celebrate the Chinese New Year? The answer can be found in the deep-rooted history and culture between both nations that gave way to a distinct blending of customs and traditions. No. The Philippines has a relationship with China that goes back to before colonial times. Chinese immigrants also arrived on the archipelago, establishing trade and cultural exchanges with the area, especially in terms of customs and beliefs. These influences have interlaced themselves into the fabric of Filipino culture throughout centuries, enriching various aspects of daily life, including cuisine, language, and festivals. Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is a time to gather with and honor family as well as to welcome fortune in the new year. This celebration is a way for many Filipinos, especially those...

 It all started with a trip to Danglas, Abra during our Christmas season. The view was so beatiful, green hills and mountains and also rivers. And then after long hours and journey, we went to our relatives to stay at their house while were there.And at christmass day we went to picnic in a river side the breezy and comfortable vibe of the Abra River welcomed us.  The delicious food, the endless laughter and the peaceful course of the river offered us a joyful circumstances for a unforgettable celebration. More, the hospitality of the Danglas people brought another color and additional warmth to our Christmas they genuinely showed us the spirit of giving and togetherness.  After the Christmas we went to Sta. Lucia for our New Year. We were wrapped in warmth and joy, every turn a new sight to dazzle the eye. In Sta. The air was festive, twins, to greet our midnight arrival. This countdown was not a solitary countdown but rather a heartwarming community countdown with dream...