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Fireworks Went Up, a Boy Went Down


As the new year starts, a child was born and his parents named him Jansen Harvey Reyes. That was me. I am now 15 years old. I live with my family at Pantay Laud, Vigan City. My father’s name is Richard Reyes. My mother’s name is Diana Reyes. I also have a younger sister named Jarina Chloe Reyes. And I am here to talk more about myself and share my future plans in my life.


I see myself as a person with an artistic soul and creative mind. I am enthusiastic about art related stuff because of my talent, drawing and sketching. I also see myself as a competitive person in a sense that I always compete in art competitions. Those competitions that I’ve joined help me improve or hone my artistic skills. Now that I am 15 years old, I am exploring more about my talent and skills. Besides drawing in the traditional way, I am trying to draw digitally. The reason is that I want to know more about art and be more versatile in it. Additionally, I believe that “talent is a pursued interest and anything you are willing to practice, you can do.”  That quote motivates me to improve my talent. They also say that I am an “intelligent” person, but I am not that kind of person. I only see myself as a person with a widespread knowledge. 

Aside from talking about my talent, I am also here to talk about my future plans. First, I want to finish the course that I will choose because currently, I still can’t decide what job I want or what I want to become in the future. Second, I want to have a successful life in the future. In a sense that I will have a better life. Lastly, I want to give back all the hard work and sacrifices that my parents gave to me. 


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  1. One of my favorite quotes by Gary Vaynerchuk is and I quote “What you do after you create your content is what truly counts.” Your blog truly embodies this quote.

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  3. This post just shows how much compassion you have. You always continue to thrive and help others around you at the same time.

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