A Year to Remember

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 Life in 2022 is like a roller coaster ride, it gives us a lot of happiness, great adventures, pressures, disappointments, fun, excitements, failures and succes. We spent a year creating a good and bad memories. A good memories that we will always remember and a bad memorithat will only remain in the past.

For me, celebrating New Year is more fun than celebrating christmas. It was more magical than the last 2 years celebrating New year.

During the New Year’s Eve, some kids were playing, running around and some are riding theirs bicycles holding their torotots. The whole cummunity were busy preparing for their foods and those things they need for the celebration. Some were also having a blast at their houses.

At exactly 00:00 o’clock, welcoming another year. There’s a loud noises you will hear everywhere you go. The loud torotots of the kids, those motorcycles riding around, and those colorful fireworks on the sky. After that, we ate the foods that we served for the new year’s celebration. 



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