Meizy

         Sighh! Junior high school journey has officially ended with just a flash. Significant changes, helpful experiences and exploration embedded me to widen up my knowledge. As the fourth quarter ended and the last requirement has sent, a great relief, inside blissfulness, reflections and mixed emotions.        The final week became stressful, full of procrastination, overthinking and daunts. Tiredness and heaviness was all over my body worrying about the unfinished tasks. Fortunately, luckily and wonderfully, I bridge and accomplished the junior high school journey. It is definitely true that this year was very challenging, difficulties and struggles become my shadow.      I learned a lot in this long journey including the improvements of capabilities, opening new opportunities, multitasking, developing hidden skills, coping with difficulties, seeking and execution of solutions, balance management and control.      Moving on, I will learn to spire more and sight the ess

       Ecosystem isn’t only defined as a place we can live in or an environment, but it’s a valuable home, richest gift and connections to different diversities. Ecosystems depend on all parts to work the way they are supposed to and must maintain a delicate balance in order to stay vital. For past few years and decades, the destruction has been repeatedly executed, consequences exploiting has been seriously taken and unnecessary actions are gone to far.     The picture of devastation must be resolved properly and accurately alter it to a positive image. Catastrophe changed into success, growth and resiliency. Brainstorming and planning was beautifully designed, the World Environment Day is focus in the ecosystem restoration and its theme is “Reimagine. Recreate. Restore.”  This significant platform means preventing, halting and reversing this damage, to go from exploiting nature to healing it. This World Environment Day will kick off the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030