One more and it’s over

Here I write again my reflection for the third quarter, It was fast and the next month we will be welcoming the 4th quarter already. This quarter’s lesson made me appreciate my community more for this quarter's tackles and asked us to make community-based research. At first, I don’t know why the need for us to do a list and more list regarding our community, I don’t know what to put to fill the blanks but later on, I made some research and knew more about my community.

Later on, I found out that we will be needing what we made for the 4th quarter for web design. All makes sense now, but no matter the reason we did that, I’m fine and thankful for it for I knew more and appreciate more my community. I rarely go out in our house and this lesson really makes me appreciate my community. As I was doing some research, I was surprised by some things that I don’t know that my community has. Posting in our blog account was always there, and I somehow mastered it.

One more quarter and it’s over, I can almost still recall the moment I was struggling so hard because of this new type of learning, but now it is almost over, time really passes so fast. As I end this blog, I surely cherish the lesson I learned and go on in life.

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