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Being part of a band was one of the best and most unforgettable experiences of my student life. It gave me a sense of purpose and belonging, something that made all the stress from school feel a little lighter. I loved what we were doing because it wasn’t just about playing music; it was about connecting with people who shared the same passion. Every practice, performance, and laugh we shared made me feel happy and proud. Even when I was tired, I still pushed myself because I wanted our group to last and to do well together. t I really gave everything I could for our band. I brought food during rehearsals, helped with transportation, and even offered my place so we could have a comfortable space to practice. I wanted everyone to feel supported because I believed that teamwork and care were what made us strong. But as time passed, things started to change. Some members became too busy, others lost interest, and eventually, we disbanded. It was painful to see something I worked so hard f...

Calle Crisologo in Vigan, Ilocos Sur, is one of the most beautiful and well-known streets in the Philippines. The moment you step onto its cobblestone road, you’ll feel like you’re walking through history. The old Spanish-style houses, wooden balconies, and warm yellow lights give the place a magical feeling. It’s a street where the past and present meet where you can enjoy the beauty of old traditions while still feeling the life and energy of today’s Vigan. Calle Crisologo is not just a tourist destination; it’s a symbol of Filipino pride, showing how we value and protect our culture. Every corner of Calle Crisologo tells a story. The beautiful antique houses remind us of the Spanish colonial period, while the people’s kindness shows the true heart of Vigan. The sound of kalesas (horse-drawn carriages) passing by adds to the calm and peaceful atmosphere of the street. As you explore, you’ll also notice many local stores selling handmade crafts, souvenirs, and native food that reflect...