T.G.I.F: Young students depends too much on technology; Do you believe in shooting stars?

Hey there sweeties! So how was your Fridate I mean Friday? Basically this is the day that we are all waiting for the whole week! My classmates reactions were like...
                                 WOHOO ! YEY ! THIS IS IT!

                                      (gazette.net)

Maybe not. :P Well, Friday went pretty good for me. First subject that we had is English. Who does not love English? English is like one of the best subject aside from Science. We talked about how students are depending on technology. (in a not so good way) They abuse their ability to think and to understand and analyze what they suppose to answer.It's just sad that they just copy paste information from the web. 

Then we had this Filipino class a while ago. To my surprise I didn't fall asleep. Wait... before I go on I have a good news to tell! :) I was totally startled that I am top 2 out of 46 students and top 5 out of 140+ students. Well because I did my not so best but I made sure to give what I could. I know its complicated . Anyways thank Jesus Christ! Going back... Do you believe in shooting stars?

                             (seamepost.com)

We had this activity a while ago in Filipino where in Ma'am said that "If you would be given a chance to wish upon a shooting star what will it be?" I was still thinking at that moment to my surprise right after she said that she called me. (my ideas were definitely mixed. She should have called someone first) Anyways, what I've answered is that " Wishing upon a star could be a superstitious belief wherein people intend to wish whatever they want to wish since we are often fascinated with the heavens. If I would be given a chance I would wish for real happiness of people. Even though sometimes we could see smiles and glee on their faces behind that they are also carrying personal problems. That is what encouraged me to do good and to help others in my own little way." Voila! But unfortunately I wasn't able to express as exact as that, since it was Tagalog. And perhaps Sir P. was looking at me (He's a kind teacher but could scare you sometimes.) My nose bleeds in Tagalog what more if its Kapampangan. He was there because he was fixing the laptop and he looked at me with his shining eye glasses since he knew that I don't really speak Tagalog. Then , I was nervous but I was able to tell my main idea so it was worth it! You, what do you think about shooting stars? :)