I also have a photo of me with a lamp decorated with Japanese people and culture. I have this at my house because,we were kinda influenced with pottery and art. I also added this to match my concept or my theme of my presentation. I chose Japan. 

This plate is one of my grandmother’s plate-collection. It is a bit heavy since it is made of ceramic or porcelain with pictures of vegetables and fruits in the center. According to my grandmother, she bought this plate together with the other ones in the late 1980’s. She uses them, up to this date, for special gatherings like fiestas and holidays. Whenever I see this plate, I am reminded that our family have something that is part of Philippine’s rich history.

this item helps me realize how important it is to value a relationship and to keep a promise to a loved one.

 

In my grandparents’ province, they are still using this until now. Every time I see this Nigo, it always remind me of my Lolo and Lola, and feel that they are near to me, even though they are far but I feel more connected to them because of this Nigo. 

 

 

 

This physical evidence marks the history and the humble

 beginnings of the people in Bantayan. Whenever I visited this park, I enjoyed breathing the fresh air and the beautiful scenes like this Madridejos Kota Park which Madridejos is called the “Little Alaska of the Philippines” because it is a rich fishing ground where I learn to love

and eat different kinds of fresh fishes.