corny yung new prof. namen sa rizal..pinagawa kame ng biography..kamusta naman yun? haay, here's mine..actually ang hirap palang gumawa nun or i should say na..matrabahong gumawa nun..ang haba, kung lahat or every detail ng life coh eh i-susulat coh..ang nangyari..tinamad acoh..kaya, incomplete yang biography coh..so here it is..
On February 2, 1986, at around 10:45 in the morning in Perpetual Succor Hospital – Sampaloc, Manila; a baby girl Degoma was born! A pinkish-skinny baby, as my mother remembers the image of her first daughter. Yes, that’s me! I’m Mae Reselaine Limeta Degoma, also known as Candy. My nickname that is far from my real name. The reason behind is, my nickname was taken from the Saint of my birth date, which is Candelaria. So the result, my parents came up with “Candy”. And about my real name, my father told me that it was taken from the names of my grandparents. So they jumbled the letters and they came up with my common first name, “Mae” and with my unique second name, “Reselaine”. Enough with the names and let’s move forward. Yah, I am the eldest daughter of Neilito and Josefina Degoma. I only have one sister, namely Joanna Cristina L. Degoma. We only have an ordinary and average type of family. I am now 20 years old. Currently taking up a degree on Communication Arts in St. Paul University Manila. Way back on my childhood days, I spent my seven years in the City of Makati. From there, live a normal child life that plays every afternoon has friends and also experienced to be bullied. While the rest were history. Upon growing, my family transferred home in Las Piñas City (due to my father’s relocation of place in work) from which my family currently staying in. During those times, I continue growing up, doing the same routine and enjoying life. The little Candy, as I may remember is snobbish, timid and stubborn. I am snobbish in the sense that I am aloof with anyone. I don’t easily get along with them. It takes time to be at peace with one person and to another. While being timid, I am shy kid at first and will soon be expressing myself when I felt that it is already comfortable to share it to. The last, stubborn that will insist whatever play stuffs that I like. Especially when we are going to the mall, I always see to it that I have a toy before we go home. And if my wish will not be granted, I’ll make something that my parents will give up on it and will decide to give what I want. That “something” I didn’t already remember what it is but I can say that even if that’s the situation, I am not a spoiled kid! If I didn’t get what I want, I will cry and cry as soon as I become tired of crying. I guess some kids also done that type of attitude. My early school years, elementary years and high school years were so ordinary in my life except those challenges and decisions that I’ve encountered and have been made. I do cherish memories but in the sense that my past is not so important to me. I treasure moments and happenings but not to the extend that I am so into my past because I am more looking forward to my unseen future. Unseen in the sense that “come what may”. If its God’s will, so be it. And I am not forgetting to do my part in handling my life. Now, let’s talk about the present me. In this point of my life, I can say that my parents have produced a wonderful person. As I cope with life and gather different experiences that always contributes and results to a better me. As I am continually living with strong attributes and that’s of personality, determination and faith to God and to me that I will make great things that will surely make my life worth living. But behind a rainbow, the rain will still find time to fall again. Problems, that keeps on arising, trials that keeps on testing me and some hindrances that unexpectedly coming out causing to delay my dreams. I just always bear this in mind, “there’s no such thing as a permanent smooth sailing in the sea. A storm will always pass and interrupt your journey. But the most important is on how you are determining to hook up with your sails and face the tough battle ahead. After all the great feeling of surpassing those storms will inspire you in reaching towards the end of your journey.” (by mrld 1986 - ; today an ordinary girl but tomorrow a big name!) With that I should end up this biography and will continue to make a break through to my history.