We took the NC3 Bookkeeping exam today. It was really hard, and it took a long time to finish. We had 6 hours to complete the test. Also, we had to wait until it was checked so that we could know our scores. I know some of my classmates were disappointed with their scores, but I am very proud of them for doing their best and giving it a try.

Food Cost:

Milktea - ₱35-₱100

(¢61-$1.75)

Fries - ₱20-₱40

(¢35-¢70)

Hungarian Hotdog - ₱50-₱70

(¢87-$1.75)

Photo was taken last February 27

We went to the lomi place near our school with our teacher, Ma’am Rose. While waiting for our order, we chatted about the courses we plan to take in the future.

Lomi - ₱60-₱120 ($1.05-$2.10)

Although we dont celebrate Christmas, Valentine's and we don't eat any blood related meals since we see it as a sin. We have a celebration called Year End Thanksgiving & Banal na Hapunan which is the two major celebration done in INC.

I love to binge TV shows and movies, especially dystopian or sci-fi. At the moment, my favorite show is Alice in Borderland because oh my gosh it is just so good. I also enjoy watching anime, like One Piece and Fruits Basket, so if you all have any recommendation or what to talk more about it, I'd be so happy to talk!🧡

Hi the is Miqueas and I am in AP STATS statue of Liberty is a gift from France to the United States, representing freedom, democracy, and the ideals of liberty and serve as simple as welcome to immigrants arriving in United States AMEN 🙏

On the bottom left corner, the triangles are called Samosas, which are a fried snack filled with peas and potatoes. When eating samosas, you would dip them in sweet tamarind chutney or mint chutney to add some spice. The orange dish is Mutter Paneer. "Mutter" means peas and "paneer" is a type of Indian cheese. It is a North Indian sabzi/curry made with green peas and paneer in a base of onions, tomatoes, and spices. Mutter paneer is one of my favorite Indian foods and is made for weddings or other holiday celebrations. The green dish is Saag Paneer a popular vegetarian Indian dish consisting of cooked spinach with cubes of paneer. And last but not least, at the very top, the flatbread is known as paratha. It is a type of flaky, layered flatbread with crispy edges and a buttery center.

The tradition is a little game to see how much your love and bride is worth for the shoes back. It is a way to show the groom's worth and dedication to the bride by paying or gifting something grand to the bride's side of the family. It is a game to prove the groom's love. One time I played this game at a wedding and the price of the shoes got into the thousands as the negotiations became more intense! This is one of my favorite traditions at weddings!

Most Colorado high schools open and begin conducting school at 8:00am-8:30am. Some days we have whole school or partial school "morning meetings" in which we get updates on school ongoings, upcoming events, or mini lessons on anything they want us to learn. We get 4 classes before lunch everyday besides Wednesday-- Wednesday is early release so classes are shorter and we get 5 periods before lunch instead. Most seniors in our school take between 3-6 AP/ Advanced Placement classes a day. Lunch varies per student. Many go off-campus to get lunch from convenience stores or fast food nearby. Others stay on-campus to get lunch provided by the school or food brought from home. Two classes happen after lunch everyday sans Wednesday, when there is only one, before people are released.

Classes are fairly long and most of us are excited to graduate soon. We are looking forward to spring break next week and a time to relax a little bit.

Many students do various things after school. Some head to their jobs at places like fast food chains, the movie theatre, the library, or family businesses. Others head home to study, do homework, relax, or take care of chores and family members. Some students, like others here, have sports and clubs they attend.

I have an after-school internship at an art museum I attend a few times a month. I help plan and choreograph events for the public, specifically teenagers, to get them interested in the arts or just socializing. The photo is featuring a "21 and under" party I helped set up and work. It was a huge success and very fun.

Hugo Sánchez is a retired Mexican soccer player, widely regarded as one of the greatest forwards in the history of the sport. Born on July 11, 1958, in Mexico City, he began his professional career with UNAM Pumas before moving to Europe, where he achieved significant success with Real Madrid from 1985 to 1992. During his time at Madrid, he won five consecutive La Liga titles and was the league's top scorer four times.

Sánchez was known for his exceptional goal-scoring ability, particularly his acrobatic volleys and powerful headers. He also played a key role in Mexico's national team, participating in multiple World Cups and helping the team reach the quarter-finals in 1986. After retiring, he transitioned into coaching and has continued to influence the sport in various capacities. His legacy includes being a symbol of Mexican soccer and an inspiration for future generations of players.

Tortas are a type of Mexican sandwich made with a bread roll, typically a bolillo or telera, filled with a variety of ingredients such as meats, cheeses, beans, avocado, and salsas. They are a very popular dish in Mexico, found in both street food settings and restaurants.

The impact of tortas on Mexican culture is significant. They are an accessible and delicious option that reflects the diversity of the country's gastronomy. Tortas are not just food; they also represent the tradition of sharing and enjoying meals with family and friends. Additionally, they have evolved over time, adapting to different regions and tastes, making them a symbol of Mexican culinary identity.

Chalino Sánchez was a prominent Mexican singer and songwriter, born on August 30, 1960, in Sinaloa. He is best known for his contributions to the regional Mexican music genre, particularly narcocorridos, which narrate the lives and struggles of drug traffickers and the realities of life in Mexico. Chalino's music often reflected his own experiences and the harsh realities of his upbringing, resonating with many listeners.

His impact on Mexican music and culture is profound. Chalino became a voice for the marginalized, giving expression to the stories and struggles of those living in poverty and violence. His raw and authentic style helped popularize narcocorridos, influencing a generation of musicians and shaping the genre's direction. Despite his untimely death in 1992, Chalino's legacy endures, and his music continues to be celebrated, making him an iconic figure in Mexican popular culture.