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  MUSEO DE ANNATA - These are 5 antiques I took pictures of from our school event program, old things that are from 100 years ago or more than a hundred years. I only pictured my favourites and share it with you, names and descriptions for each antiques.  - These are "Binoculars" from the 80s, Binoculars are used to see things from afar this is very useful especially for camping or for hiking and other activities. You can see things from a mile away using Binoculars. I chose this antique because I have always been interested by it and wanted to try it.   - This is a "Flat Iron" from the 1880s, this is the oldest version of an Iron flat. Before it didn't need an electricity to heat up, the iron would be heated over flames until sufficiently hot, at which time it would be picked up with an insulated glove. I chose this antique because I was fascinated by the fact they were able to heat flat iron clothes without electricity.  - These are "Tea Cups" from t

                                                                      "Father's love"                        This story is about a loving dad who risked his life for his daughter's safety;            therefore he became the new portal guardian who watches over the Putat. However            he can't spend time with his daughter for all eternity but can only watch over her from           afar.                         One of the local color used in the story is "Mannerism". Such mannerism is            shown when Timo immediately said "Tabi!Tabi! I'm so sorry, I do not intend to harm            abode." to avoid angering the Putat's guardian, Atong. it shows that Timo showed kind           and polite manners while begging for forgiveness to the Putat. Another local color used is            "Dialect". For example the word "tatay" means father or dad, "Tabi! Tabi! Po!" it is a            filipino dialect used to