Who's That Girl?

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        Hi! I’m Jeannine Rhicel Palomo Anicas, 15 years old and I live in Nagsangalan Vigan City Ilocos Sur. I was born on the 7th day of February year 2009 at St. James Hospital. I'm an only child but not spoiled. I graduated elementary at Nagsangalan Elementary School and am currently studying at Ilocos Sur National High School as a Special Science Class student. I grew up with a serial entrepreneur mother and father. When I was still at a younger age, my parents and grandparents enrolled me in different classes and registered me in different activities that I had no interest in but forced me to attend those classes and activities.  
    
     My parents raised me kind and respectful and raised me to fear God by my grandparents. My dad taught me how to be strong and independent and my mom taught me how to be practical, but none of them taught me how to believe in myself. Growing up I realized that people only appreciate you if you do something that others can't do especially when it comes to academics. But as time went by a lot of realizations and challenges, I’d encountered, I learned how to believe in myself and not be afraid to fail. I learned that whatever challenge I may encounter, will give me growth and help me to become a stronger and better woman. And I know that the determination and confidence I have will drive me forward to turn all the dreams of that independent and strong little girl, into reality.  
   
  Looking at the future, my goals are to expand my knowledge and improve the skills and talents I have. And my plans are focused on personal growth and a peaceful life. I am also looking forward for new opportunities to learn new things, and open to any challenges and responsibilities. I will also help people who needs help especially to those children who’s not be able to have a stable life. Also, I am truly excited to unlock new achievements and have a successful life so that I can give my family the life that they deserve.  

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