Francheska Ann Escosura

MY FAMILY! My family is the best “most” perfect family that existed and I’m so proud to have an “ESCOSURA” and “CARPIO” blood through my veins. I grew up with respect to others. My mother is house wife that take care of us at home and my father is an Government Employee. MY SIBLINGS   Bianca Issabelle C. EScosura 4th year college 19years old "enemy sister" Patricia Kate C. Escosura Grade 10 15 years old "my enemy also" MY FRIENDS! Junior High School Friends! Necole Gaerlan Dominic Consigna Nica Basuan Jhodie Castrillo Marjorie Fernandez Cha Atienza Jetta Dacumos Armando Mondoy Aaron Flores Mark Fernandez Carlo Reanzarez ABM 111-1C

Facts about my Self! https://www.facebook.com/francheskaann.escosura name: Francheska Ann C. Escosura nickname: Cheska/Jessie age: 16 years old birthday: April 04,2001 address: St.francis 12 Balibago Sta.Rosa Laguna favorite color: black and white favorite food: gummy life verse: John 14:6 hobbies: playing volleyball,eating and updating to social media. I started playing volleyball when i was elementary due to the influence of my sister that also playing volleyball, I become part of varsity when I was grade 6 and became part of STCAA. I join leagues like Unit Meet, Prisaa , City Meet and now i'm part of STI Senior High Volleyball Girls. I love sweet foods just like gummy,chocolates etc. I like eating and eating. HAAHAHAHA  I don't like fake friends. I don't like veggies. I love drama movies. I love being called jessie because of my mom. I love MILK TEA'S And also I love my boyfriend (JEAN ...

“WE DO NOT JUDGES THE PEOPLE WE LOVE.”                                        - JEAN PAUL SARTRE Jean Paul Sartre (1905-1980) focuses, in its first phase, upon the construction of a philosophy of existence known as   existentialism . Sartre's early works are characterized by a development of classic phenomenology , but his reflection diverges from   Husserl’ s on methodology, the conception of the self, and an interest in ethics. Sartre’s ontology is explained in his philosophical masterpiece,   Being and Nothingness , where he defines two types of reality which lie beyond our conscious experience: the being of the object of consciousness and that of consciousness itself. The object of consciousness exists as "in-itself," that is, in an independent and non-relational way. Howev...