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Reina de las Flores (Queen of Flowers)

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 In the Catholic Church, May is traditionally recognized as the "Month of Mary" , and it's a time devoted to honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary , the mother of Jesus. This devotion dates back centuries and is deeply rooted in Catholic tradition. May is associated with spring, new life, and beauty —qualities symbolically connected to Mary’s purity, motherhood, and role in the life of the Church. The month is seen as a time of renewal and love, perfectly suited to honoring Mary’s gentle presence and faithful obedience. Since May is fast approaching, I was a part of  Santacruzan-a grand procession featuring young women dressed in gowns, each representing biblical and historical Marian titles or virtues (e.g., Reyna Fe, Reyna Esperanza, Reyna Caridad) and my role was the Reina de las Flores (Queen of Flowers).  Since I'm very keen to details from the headdress, accessories, to my gown, I made a lot of preparation so that I would look fabulous and sophisticated at the same ...
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INTRODUCING MYSELF

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 HI! This is my first ever blog! Since I'm new to this, I'm still navigating and learning this platform. This seems fun, motivating, and a little bit challenging but hey, this is what I'm looking for, right? Challenges will help you in your personal and professional growth as well. So before anything else, I will introduce myself and take a closer look about who I am, my hobbies, passion, and interest in life.  I am Queenie Ann Laude, 26 years old, I know guys I'm not getting any younger but proud and loud to say that I TRULY LOVE what I'm doing. I live in ORMOC CITY, LEYTE, the City of Beautiful People! I completed my Bachelors Degree at Southwestern University-PHINMA. I took up Bachelor of Science In Laboratory Science. During my college days, I truly experienced the perfect blend of work and play. Traveling with friends was one of the highlights—we explored beaches, soaked in sunsets, and made unforgettable memories along the coast. Our nights were often filled w...
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