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Feb 16, 2010

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February 22 declared a Special Holiday

Another long weekend is looming for students all over the Philippines. Pursuant to Proclamation No. 1841 issued by Malacañang, there will be no classes on February 22, 2010 in commemoration of the 24th Anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution. For Parañaque based schools, this is the second consecutive long weekend as the city celebrated it’s cityhood day this Monday.

While I love my long weekends, sometimes I feel that we are losing the spirit of commemorating a holiday because it keeps getting pushed to the Monday or Friday nearest to it. I personally think it would be better to honor the days as they are, rather than making it a long weekend. For example, People Power was on February 25. I would have wanted to keep it that way. Nonetheless, I do see the logic behind moving it around but that doesn’t change the fact that I still want it on the day it’s supposed to be. Then again…I’m not complaining!!!

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  1. Hay, another important holiday moved in order to cater to that holiday economics…to the expense of the spirit of the celebration.

    • Teacher Ria says:

      i agree completely, elmot. it is at the expense of the true meaning of the celebration. in my opinion it shouldn’t be the case.

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