I never trust my enemy. When I was in Philippines I had many enemies. I didn’t trust them because if I tell about my life to my friend and my friend tells my secret to my enemies or to other people, he didn’t keep my secrets. He pretended to be my friend but he wasn’t. The fable “The Ass, the Fox, and the Lion” is about a donkey who trusted the fox because the donkey thought the fox was friendly. The Fox trusted the lion, and in the end of this story the fox thought the lion wouldn’t eat him, but the lion ate both. This story demonstrates that people should never trust your enemy.

Aesop’s Fable

 

         This beach is from Philippines called Yapak beach also known as Boracay. This is famous for puka shells. This beach is known for its seafood, swarmed with restaurants serving the catch of the day. Boracay is an adventure-lover’s dream come true. Reef walking, scuba diving, parasailing, skimboarding, stand-up paddling and more. Every summer lot of foreigners go here and then the water is the color blue.

       This is the school in the Philippines. This is school like a building one floor to fourth floor and this is Public school. If you are studying here the school gives you a free uniform, pencils, ballpens, notebooks, papers, and workbooks but you need to return the workbook by the end of year. Before starting the class they need to attend the flag ceremony and they sing the National Anthem called Bayang Magiliw.

Here is the national anthem: