Right now, I'm still refining my abilities. I've been playing the guitar for a long now, but I still find it difficult to play complex solos because of my studies. But I'm getting better little by bit today because of my close friends, who inspired me to develop and follow my passions.

I hadn't been able to play volleyball since the epidemic for a time. I fear that I may have become less proficient. And the reason for my trauma in the balls was that in Grade 9, while I was heading home from school, we had to pass by an open gym in order to get to the jeepney port. Unfortunately, there were basketball players around when I was struck in the head by a ball. I'm now working to improve my ability to play my beloved sport once more, and I hope to do so soon.

Being a member of the STE family is not simple. There was never a shortage of schoolwork, tests, group projects, and contests. Together, we all make memories and accomplishments that exceed those years. Throughout our lengthy journey together, it is inevitable that we won't have arguments or disagreements, but we always find a way to work things out and come to an understanding since we think that no one else will support one another except ourselves.

I am incredibly grateful to my parents, for none of this would be possible without their constant support and encouragement. They have been by my side every step of the way, cheering me on in everything I do. I also give thanks to God for blessing me with these wonderful opportunities, which have allowed me to not only prove myself but also grow stronger—both as a student and as an individual in all aspects of life.