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    Tugonon, Lieza Mae B.

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    1. When I was 5 years old, my parents would teach how on how to write basic
    alphabets, my mom used to teach me how to count from 1 to 10 or more. My
    parents would show a sentences and I would read it loudly.

    2. As a child, my unforgettable playmates were,my childhood best friends. I had a


    lot of friends back then. Aj, Zande, Febbie, Ivan, Sam, and many more—
    unfortunately, I can't remember their names anymore. All of us used to play
    "bahay-bahayan", patintero, tumbangpreso, and countless other games before.

    3. When I was in elementary school, I regularly watched the television show


    "Encantadia". I remember that this show became my favorite television show
    when I was in elementary school. Encantadia really became a part of my
    childhood, and I would watch this movie every evening and would literally argue
    with my father, who's peacefully watching "Ang Probinsyano," because this two-
    television show would air at the same time.

    4. When I was growing up, we went to church at San Pedro Cathedral every
    Sunday with my family. I remember when I was in elementary school, there was
    this thing called "communion," wherein I was able to talk with the priest and tell
    him my sins. Also, on Sundays, I was so excited to go to church because I was
    so excited about the thing that the priest would give at the end of the mass.

    5. I cannot forget my teacher, who was my teacher during my high school days. We
    would call him Sir Alba; for me, he became my second parent. He guided us
    through the entire school year, and we were the first section that he handled.
    Also my teacher in my previous school specially Sir Juls who’s really kind to us
    and taught us many things in our journey during senior high school days.

    6. When I was growing up, I was away from my parents because they were so busy
    working, and my older sister was taking care us siblings because my parents
    couldn't take care of us anymore as we grew up.

    7. When I was in high school, I was close to my friend, and her name is Irish. Me
    and Irish were really close to each other because we've been friends since grade
    9 up until now that we are in college, and she's also one of my best friends that I
    have had in my life.

    8. As a child, I can recall this big news about my tita mommy passing away when I
    was 8; I can still remember her passing away. As a child, I couldn't believe this
    big news that my favorite mommy is dead already because she's been like a
    second mother figure for me aside from my mother.
    9. The most serious challenge our family experienced was when my father and his
    uncle got into an accident last year. He was in Tupi, Cotabato, at the time, and
    me and my family were here in Davao City. That was really the most challenging
    situation that my family experienced, and unfortunately, his uncle was dead on
    arrival. Luckily, my father survived, and I remember that my mom and my older
    sister were in a hurry to go to Cotabato to check on my father, and I was left with
    my younger sister here in Davao, and we were so lucky because my other
    relatives helped us to survive this situation.

    10. The most important thing that I learned from my elementary school was to always
    be kind to your classmates, even if some of them are mean to you; to always
    listen to my school adviser to gain knowledge; to also listen when my teacher
    wants to hold a PTA meeting back then; and to also be prepared when you
    graduate and go to high school.

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