I FINALLY GRADUATED ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و

Good day, Hivers! Happy Easter Sunday to all of you! 🐰🐣💐 Before I dive into my blog for today, I just want to take a moment to remind us all of the real meaning of Easter. Let’s not forget the resurrection and great sacrifice of Jesus Christ and especially His overflowing and unconditional love for all of us!  Now on to something I’ve been so excited to share… **I FINALLY GRADUATED!** ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و ♡    Last Sunday marked our graduation ceremony and to be honest, everything still feels surreal. After all the long nights, deadlines, sleepless exam weeks, and countless moments of doubt and growth, I finally wore that toga, walked across the stage, and accepted my diploma. Our graduation ceremony took place on a bright Sunday morning at SM Consolacion and everything about it felt special. As the program began, emotions started to pour in. What made this day even more special was the personal victories each of us carried to that stage and receiving the fruits of my hard work and dedication throughout my Senior High School journey. I was blessed and honored to receive several awards that day and honestly I’m still overwhelmed with gratitude. I was awarded: 🏅 With High Honors 🎖️ Leadership Awardee 🎖️ Athlete of the Year 🎖️ Journalist of the Year (News Writing) 🎖️ Best in Social Sciences 🎖️ Best in Writing 🎖️ Best in Communication Arts Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine receiving these many recognitions. And while these recognitions felt amazing, I knew deep down that none of it would’ve been possible without the help of others. These awards belong to God, first and foremost, who gave me wisdom, knowledge, and strength when I needed it most. This also belong to my parents, who worked really hard to support me in every way they could despite all the challenges. This is my way of giving back to them. I look back on my Senior High School journey with so much gratitude. From being the Supreme Secondary Learner (SSLG) Treasurer, an active participant in school events, and juggling my responsibilities both in and outside of school – it wasn’t easy at all. I remember when there were days I felt like giving up, like everything was just too much. But through prayers, through God’s strength, and through the love of my family, I kept moving forward. Each time I was reminded of my purpose and the people who were rooting for me. That’s what I realized, our journey might not be always smooth, but it is always guided by faith. Now that this season of my life has finally come to a close, I can’t help but look back, not just at the medals or achievements but at the person I’ve become because of it all. Senior High School wasn’t just about grades or recognition. It was about the lessons that came from being stretched, challenged, and even broken at times. It taught me that leadership isn’t just about holding a position, it’s about showing up, even when it’s hard. That writing isn’t just a task, it’s a way to speak truth and make others feel seen. And most of all, it taught me perseverance, even in the smallest moments is never wasted. Everything all meant something. And I’m walking away not just with awards but with growth I never imagined I’d gain.   To my fellow graduates, congratulations! And to everyone who’s still walking their journey –just keep going. God bless you and keep you. 🌸 *“Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established”.* **Proverbs 16: 3**💗  That’s all for my blog today, Hivers! Thank you so much for taking the time to read my graduation blog. I’d truly appreciate your support, feel free to leave a comment, drop an upvote, or maybe even reblog to share the love. Until next time! 𐙚⋆°｡⋆♡