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Catriona Gray
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“For now, let’s continue to spotlight the communities who are still in need of aid. Many communities are still cut off from fresh drinking water, submerged under water or are in need of basic needs.”
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“So it's just been a really healing journey. I feel like I came back home to myself.”
Catriona Gray (born 1994) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“So the version of me now, I'm the healthiest I've ever been.”
Catriona Gray (born 1994) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“My relationships with the people around me are the richest they've ever been. And so, in a way, I see the blessing and the hurt.”
Catriona Gray (born 1994) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“An ending is not a failure.”
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“Thank you for the fight. Yours is a comeback story that I know well, and so it's with certainty that I can say, never denied only redirected.”
Catriona Gray (born 1994) wikiquote, CC BY-SA 4.0 source
“Creativity, craftsmanship, intricate detail and vibrant colour. 🇵🇭 The Bagobo Tagabawa of Mindanao create intricate traditional garments woven from abaca and adorned with vibrant beadwork called pangulabe. Women wear beaded blouses (umpak ka bayi) and tubular skirts (sun’od), while men wear jackets (umpak ka mama), trousers (saro-ar), and headcloths (tangkulo). Each piece, taking up to two months to complete, features patterns inspired by dreams, nature, and epic tales — crocodiles, birds, flowers, and Mt. Apo — symbolizing the tribe’s deep connection to spirit (Manaman), people (Manobo), and land (Tana).”
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