About My Self


There are many people in this world and they have different habits. Every individual person has a unique characteristics. Did you know that humans are the best creation of God? Because they are alike.

My name is Patricia Mae Sagucio. I am 15 years old. I was born in October 26 2005. My Mother’s name is Merceditha Sagucio while my father’s name is Eduardo Sagucio. My Mother is a house wife and my father is a Utility at JTC bantay. I have a 5 siblings, 3 girls and 2 boys. I am the last child.

I have a good personality. I’m a God fearing person. I always thank God for having given a better life in this world. I Am a kind of person who never think of doing any harm to anyone even in my dreams. I like people having a good personality too.

Many people say that their first impression to me is I’m a strict and rugged. But when they already know me well they say that I’m a good and kind. I am rude person to the person who are also rude to me. 

In the future I want to become a Nurse and a Flight Attendant. I promise to my self that I will Study hard to achieve my goals and dreams. I want to become a Nurse to help a sick people, and I want to be a flight attendant because I want to travel.

Being Unique and contended of my self makes me feel free and comfortable. Loving your self is the great gift to your self so love your self first before the others. Don’t forget to accept Jesus to be your savior  because this is the greatest gift to your self. The LOVE of God is the most important thing to us.


Comments

  1. GraceOctober 29, 2020 at 9:33 PM

    Reading your blog makes me smile. I like the way you describe yourself , by just reading it I knew you are truly a great person. It must be great being friend of yours. And please keep that trait of yours being a God-fearing person, surrender all to him and trust the process.

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  2. LeBronOctober 30, 2020 at 12:06 AM

    It's nice to know that you have a good personality. Keep studying hard to achieve your dreams. Always remember that God is guiding us and always believe in youself.

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  3. Sean Lexis Siazon-LiraOctober 30, 2020 at 5:48 AM

    Its nice to read this blog because of its content. Being unique is not a problem but a key to open the real you.

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