Frame Decoration- Another Enjoyable THD Activity

Today at 2 PM, our temporary but loyal activity Guru, Karen hosted another activity that I have not done before. I was surprised. I enjoyed it so much I was able to do two frames in less than one hour. Karen was assisted by Jan Muto who was in-charged with the glue gun. The above is one of my creation with an old water color AI copy from an original photo of myself and Macrine (RIP) taken in 1982.    Below are some of the photos I took during the frame decor activity today.

Meanwhile, I learned today, I am related to Tingting Cojuangco per Gene.com

Tingting Cojuangco (b. 1944) is a prominent figure in Philippine society, known for her contributions to education, politics, and cultural preservation. Born into the influential Cojuangco family, she was well-positioned to make significant impacts in various fields. Tingting pursued higher education, earning degrees in history and anthropology, which laid the foundation for her future endeavors. In the 1980s, she became the governor of Tarlac, where she focused on improving local governance and infrastructure. Her tenure was marked by efforts to enhance educational opportunities and promote cultural heritage, reflecting her academic background. Tingting also played a role in national politics, serving as an advisor to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, where she influenced policy on education and cultural affairs. Throughout her career, Tingting Cojuangco has been a staunch advocate for the preservation of Filipino culture and history, contributing to various cultural and educational initiatives. Her work has left a lasting impact on the cultural landscape of the Philippines. For Details visit her Wikipedia Page:

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tingting_Cojuangco

Lastly, here  are the 11 things from an article about signs of you being raised right.

Signs of Good Upbringing

Not Surrounding Yourself with Toxic People: You can spot energy-drainers and politely show them the exit when necessary, prioritizing your mental health.
Not Bending Over Backwards to Please Everyone: You're not afraid to say "no" and prioritize your own needs, having learned that trying to win everyone's approval is exhausting and ineffective.
Not Letting Fear Keep You Stuck: You've learned to move forward despite fear, thanks to encouragement from your parents to take risks and learn from failures.
Not Ignoring What Makes You Feel Alive: You prioritize your passions and make time for activities that bring you joy, thanks to supportive parents who encouraged your curiosity.
Not Saying Yes to Everything: You've mastered the art of knowing when to commit and when to take a step back, protecting your time without guilt.
Not Being Your Own Harshest Critic: You practice self-kindness, speaking to yourself with compassion and recognizing that setbacks are a normal part of life.
Not Holding onto Grudges: You prioritize forgiveness and letting go, recognizing that holding grudges weighs you down and hurts your emotional well-being.
Not Ignoring Your Mental Health: You prioritize your mental well-being, taking breaks and seeking help when needed, thanks to a supportive upbringing.
Not Apologizing for Existing: You're confident in your worth and don't apologize for taking up space, asking for help, or setting boundaries.
Not Being the Person Who's Always Late: You respect others' time and show up when you say you will, demonstrating thoughtfulness and dependability.
Not Constantly Comparing Yourself to Others: You've learned to focus on your own journey, recognizing that comparisons are unhelpful and that success is defined on your own terms ¹.