Hi! My real name is Rochelle Lian G. San Jose, 17 years old and currently a Grade 12 St. Luke Student, Accountancy Business Management Track from St. Paul College of Paranaque, Philippines.

I consider myself ambitious with everything; I always make a goal and i make sure to achieve on it. To some extent, I never stop to dream and make a goal and that makes me more stronger and determined to achieve the thing that I want.

What’s up, fellow readers! My name is Alekzandra Anne T. Ramiscal a.k.a Zandra. Aged 17 and I am currently studying as a senior high school student in a private Catholic school called St. Paul College of Paranaque in Paranaque City, Philippines. My hobbies include surfing the internet, decorating my art journal, reading novels and constructing poems.

Good Day Everyone! My name is Anna Katrina M. Pulong but you can call me AK, I am 18 years old, living in Parañaque and currently a grade 12 student taking a strand accountancy, business and management (ABM) in St. Paul College of Parañaque.  My hobby is to listen in music and dance and also a member of choir in St. Andrew’s Cathedral. I also love dogs and eat spicy foods.

1. LEADER: Princess Tulop
   • Humanities and Social Sciences
   • St. Paul College of Paranaque
   • Book worm: Smart yet wise and funny person with her cool ideas.
2. Anna Katrina Pulong
   • Accountancy Business Management
   • St. Paul College of Parañaque
   • Dancer; Small but energetic with everyone and is smart with business math.
3. Rochelle Lian G. San Jose
   • Accountancy Business Management
   • St. Paul College of Parañaque
   • That Tall Friend: A chill yet dependable person when meeting her in personal.
4. Gabriel Delfin V. Gonzales
   • Accountancy Business Management
   • St. Paul College of Parañaque
   • Pro Business Man: Expert on everything or in short versatile

5. Alekzandra Anne T. Ramiscal

• Humanities and social sciences
• St. Paul College of Paranaque
• Trustworthy: a good listener and observant

Hi! This is my super very first blog post in the whole wide world. In this blog post, I will give all the details I need for my super very first blog post in the whole wide world.

Name

My name is Gabriel Delfin V. Gonzales. Gabriel is the name of the angel who appeared to Mary to announce her giving birth to Jesus. The name Gabriel originally came from Hebrew Gavri’el meaning God is my strength. Delfin is a Greek word meaning dolphin. It is also the name of my father, my grandfather, and my brother (whose name is Uriel Delfin, another angel). V is my middle initial, which stands for Vasquez (meaning the son of Vasco). My last name is Gonzales (meaning the son of Gonzalo).

Grade

As of January 29, 2020, at around 5:18PM UTC+8, I am currently in Grade 12 of my senior high school.

Track

As of January 29, 2020, at around 5:19pm UTC+8, I am currently enrolled in the Academic track of senior high school, specifically in the ABM strand.

School

As of January 29, 2020, at around 5:21pm UTC+8, I am currently studying in Saint Paul College of Parañaque, PAASCU Accredited Level III, Basic Education Department, in the Senior High School Unit.

About myself

According to the summary statement in the resume I plan to submit tomorrow, January 30, 2020:

I am a flexible and customer-oriented employee who can add value to the company by working diligently independently or with a team, utilizing acquired skills and knowledge in the field.

Of course, this doesn’t really paint a good picture of who I really am, but I guess you can guess a bit about me just based on how I wrote this blog post.

I am truly scared that a bit of my privacy dies along with the publishing of this post online, since I included some important details about myself in this post, making me even more prone to identity theft and the like. But whatever, I already gave some of these details many times to many companies, so I guess the idea of privacy is just an illusion these days.

That’s it! A little preview of myself in my first (and probably last) blog post in this blogging blog website. Thank you for taking the time to read it.

Caritas Christi Urget Nos.

Yours in Saint La Salle,
Gabriel Delfin V. Gonzales

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