PETA 7 AND 8

     Marie is a ordinary girl who came from an ordinary family. At a young age, she worked many jobs and did many things to earn money like selling banana cue, biko, etc. She did all of it while studying in elementary and even in high school. Back then, life was so simple. Mobile phones are not that big of a deal, children are playing outside their houses, and life was not easy but it was fair.      The life now? It is harder than the decades that passed. Marie noticed that mobile phones now are so big deal. Her children are also attached to mobile phones. They are always at home surfing in the internet unlike before that Marie and her friends are always outside their houses playing traditional games like tumbang preso. Marie and her friends before just go outside and hang-out with their friends but now, her children are living in the social media world where they just stay inside and just go out if there are occasion or if their friends invited them outside. The differences are just m

PETA 1: FLASH FICTION PETA 2: POEM WRITING PETA 3: GRAPHIC NOVEL PETA 4: RHETORICAL WRITING Dynamite Fishing            Dynamite is a known illegal fishing technique where a fisherman uses an explosive to kill numbers of fish at the same time. Despite being illegal in various parts of the world, the practice is nonetheless common in Southeast Asia, the Aegean Sea, and coastal Africa. In the Philippines, even though dynamite fishing is very much illegal, 12% of the fishermen population or 70,000 fishermen are practicing this kind of fishing. There are many reasons that dynamite fishing, although illegal, is practiced. First, it helps fishermen to catch numbers of fishes easily. Less hassle and saves time. Second, fishermen, especially in the Philippines, are commonly poor. The lack of budget to buy the appropriate tools for fishing are pushing them to engage into dynamite fishing where you can just learn how to make a dynamite and you are good to go. On the other hand, this ille