My mind is possessed by the word success, and to me - Bianca Piezas, this is what makes my life worth living. Finding the light at the end of the tunnel is what my heart whispers to me even if my logical mind may disagree, but hoping and wishing the best of the future and working with determination for a life that’s worth working for. I, Bianca Nicole Constantino Piezas, was born a week before Christmas Eve, deep into the hectic, frantic end of the year season on December 18, 2000, in Manila, Philippines, a week later than usual who was born through emergency caesarean section because my umbilical cord was tangled around my neck. Of course, my interesting start in this world has always been something out of the ordinary, and the manner I tackle
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I always admired how wide the scope is of what I can learn in a dynamic, ever-changing world where there is so much to learn, to explore, to observe and to cherish that one could run out of time just learning. I have always loved words bleeding into the print, as much as I find delight in crafting and interweaving words together to bring alive such descriptive, imaginative sensations that I can share with the people I love and those who enjoy the beauty of creativity. My music taste is as spontaneous and arbitrary as my moods and feelings throughout the day, as my playlist can go from classical composers like Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, to Korean pop music, Original Pinoy Music (OPM) that my parents listened to in their youth, to even Latino reggaeton and bachata popular in Central America that I try to play on my guitar, but my love and admiration for music being able to be with me no matter the situation is what keeps me pressing …show more content…
Ironically, the funny story is for most of my early life I was so sure that I would take a similar route towards the math and sciences stream like most of my family, especially with how my parents dedicated a considerable amount of effort ensuring I would be proficient in those skills. With their help, I did pretty well, got amazing grades in the honours roll, invited into the advanced science class, and aspired to major in aeronautical engineering to work for NASA at the ripe age of 6. At this point, I had a one-track mind thinking that you were either good at arts or sciences, and that you couldn’t do both as you were destined to be in either one, but I was wrong. I am fortunate that I am able to have interest and succeed (at varying yet acceptable rates) in no matter what path I took, but it took me years to truly listen to what my heart called to
I always admired how wide the scope is of what I can learn in a dynamic, ever-changing world where there is so much to learn, to explore, to observe and to cherish that one could run out of time just learning. I have always loved words bleeding into the print, as much as I find delight in crafting and interweaving words together to bring alive such descriptive, imaginative sensations that I can share with the people I love and those who enjoy the beauty of creativity. My music taste is as spontaneous and arbitrary as my moods and feelings throughout the day, as my playlist can go from classical composers like Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, to Korean pop music, Original Pinoy Music (OPM) that my parents listened to in their youth, to even Latino reggaeton and bachata popular in Central America that I try to play on my guitar, but my love and admiration for music being able to be with me no matter the situation is what keeps me pressing …show more content…
Ironically, the funny story is for most of my early life I was so sure that I would take a similar route towards the math and sciences stream like most of my family, especially with how my parents dedicated a considerable amount of effort ensuring I would be proficient in those skills. With their help, I did pretty well, got amazing grades in the honours roll, invited into the advanced science class, and aspired to major in aeronautical engineering to work for NASA at the ripe age of 6. At this point, I had a one-track mind thinking that you were either good at arts or sciences, and that you couldn’t do both as you were destined to be in either one, but I was wrong. I am fortunate that I am able to have interest and succeed (at varying yet acceptable rates) in no matter what path I took, but it took me years to truly listen to what my heart called to