Janna Lhou M. Camarse.

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I really know that some of us are more difficult, but I really don't think that there is more
difficult than the poorer. And I didn't think they could survive in that place. I mean, I know it's
hard in the fields, but I didn't think it was harder when you live in the mountains and in the
ocean. I'm very lucky in the part where the resources are close to us. unlike them who still have
to go home just to buy their needs and I realized that we should learn to appreciate the things
around us such as water, food, nature even electricity because I didn't think there were any
people who could survive. that there is no nearby school, health center, electricity and water.
Now I will increase the things that I will do even more when doing housework such as
washing, we should not waste water especially since I know that there is someone who has
more water coming than my needs and will improve it even more I did my studies so that I
could lift my family out of poverty and I also learned from this that you should value yourself
and your family as much as you are yourself but the lesson learned from me is to value the
people around you because sometimes we don't consider what's around us and we just take
what we do for example when we eat at fast food we still have food left sometimes we don't
think that there are still people who are hungry or running out of food and there are foods that
are one . just eat a mouthful.
I relate so much to those children because I experienced when I was a child that one
meal was a beak or something that was served with salt and rice. you need something you
shouldn't be buying because there are people who value money too much even if it's a coin.
Sometimes I remember the things I did wrong, like taking a bath and throwing away food when
I didn't want to. The only thing I learned is to learn to be consider of ourselves around us and
also consider of the things we do. everyday things such as saving money, saving on the use of
electricity, water and food. Where we should not waste things, things that for us are normal to
other people are a great blessing. More than anything, let's appreciate the things we have like
education, there are many children who want to reach their dreams, like how we can gradually
reach our dreams. It's just like Safrina, even though she's 14 years old. he is ashamed that he is
in grade 4 and he still continues to dream because he knows in his heart that he wants to lift his
8 siblings and his parents out of poverty that's why I value education more because life depends
on it and the arrival of time and what makes them happy is that even though they are so poor,
they still continue their lives right by the saying "There is nothing dark and nothing difficult for a
dream