My Immersion Experience

Last November 20, 2010, we, the 4th year-Mary Queen of Peace, had our first ever immersion in Brgy. Ayungon. My other classmates had a lot of fun meeting and helping their adapted family with their household chores. But we, the MTAP participants, were a little bit guilty because we went there in 1:00 p.m and our foster parents were expecting us to arrive in the morning. When I arrive at Brgy. Ayungon, our leader brought me directly at my adapted family in order to spend my remaining 2 hours with them on my first day.

 I met my mother, Rowena Rublico, her 12 years old daughter, Rouielyn, and her 4 months old baby, Rouience Joy. I wasn't able to meet the other members of the family because they were not around at that time. But I did my best to know them better, to know thier lifestyle, and also to be closer to them. After chatting with them, I played with the baby because she was so cute and she was not crying, and also I washed the dishes to help them with their chores.

My first day was a meaningful day, even though I only spent a half day with them, they welcomed me wholeheartedly in their family and they treated me as part of their family.

On November 27, 2010, we went back there to continue our immersion. On that day, I was able to meet her two sons, Ven Cyril and Vincent Jay. I ask my foster mother If where is her older daughter and her Husband. She said that I can't meet them today because her husband was working at Villa Caridad and her daughter went with her father. But still, I spend that day with them happily.

But yesterday, December 11, 2010, was our last day of our immersion and at the same time, our Christmas party with our families. We bought gifts for them to show our gratitude for helping us with our new experience. The days we spent with them was a great and memorable experience. It would be a great help for all of us to face our future and they taught us on how to be strong in times of troubles. But yesterday is our time to say good bye and I really really hope that me and my family will meet again someday.

What am I 10 years from now?

10 years from now, I foresee myself as one of the shining and famous celebrity in Seoul, Korea. I can see myself standing in one of the most elegant stage in Korea performing with my fellow members of our group. I can hear the cheering of the crowd, and at the same time, singing with us. Me and my Fellow members were having a great performance with our debut song.

But for now, With the age of 16, all I do is dreamed and think of all the possible ways to achieve this dream. I am enhancing all of my skills and talents in the field of singing and especially, in dancing, which is my passion, in order to be qualified. I am also researching about being a celebrity and also becoming a celebrity. I watched videos in order to mold me and help me to familiarize the dance steps of different artists. All I do for now is do idolized some of the Korean groups and singers, who inspired me to go on and achieved my dreams. And I believe, that sooner or later, I wiil become one of them.

    

So, when I become 26 years old, I imagined myself performing in one of the best stage in Korea. And during t performance, I will give my best to please the audience watching and let them enjoy the show. I want to become like the other Korean singers who I idolized, and I want to inspire the audience and all the people who watch us like how my idols inspire and influence me as a person.

Teenage marriage

   Teenage marriage is typically defined as the union of two adolescents joined in marriage from the age range of 14–19 years old. Teenage marriage became effective to secure family problems such as businesses. Some parents also agreed to marry their child in a very young age maybe because of premarital pregnancy.

   Teenage marriage was very common during the last centuries when the different countries were ruled by the nobles. The emperors wanted to marry their child to other royal bloods to save their empire. But today, teenage marriage is very common to the teenagers who became pregnant at the very young age. Their parents agreed on this so that the baby will grow with a mother and a father.

   We must think again and again before doing things that we know will break our future. We don't need to hurry to have a family. We must think first the advantages and disadvantages of having a family at the very young age.

   Just like the movie Jenny and Juno. Jenny was the valedictorian in their class and at the same time, the girlfriend of Juno. Since Jenny love his boyfriend very much, she agreed to have sex with him. Unfortunately, Jenny got pregnant. She lose her scholarship, being valedictorian, dignity, and future. Juno got scared of being a father at the very young age and decide to ran away. But, his conscience won't give him peace of mind so he returned and ask Jenny for a marriage. Jenny cried and was very happy because even though she broke her future, she she thinks of the future of her baby, that is to have a complete family. They got married and bear a baby boy.

    This movie was very inspiring and full of lessons. The right time will surely come in order for us to have a family.

   We, teenagers, must live our lives to the fullest since we are not always teenagers. We must live freely and happily, We have to finished our studies first and secure our future in order for us to be ready.

  

  They should know the responsibilities and problems that they may encounter. They should be ready on the things that they will come across.

    As for the case of teenage marriage, considering that the couple is young, they may not know what they are going into. Some may still be immature, not being aware that marriage life is not as easy as one, two, and three. Once they are married, their gimmicks and night outs will be limited. These and other petty things may possibly cause friction. And as a result, their marriage will be a disappointment.

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