Princess Lieza Manzon (San Francisco) - Miss Philippines Earth 2012
Miss Philippines Earth 2012
Municipality of San Francisco Cebu
Princess Lieza Manzon
Age: 25
Occupation: Model, Actress
DESCRIBE YOUR CHILDHOOD/GROWING YEARS (8-13 Years old)
Growing up with my grandparents was a little tough because of the big generation gap. I've always been jealous of kids who grow up with both their moms and dads, as well as their siblings. This experience, however, has also taught me to be independent, God fearing and be respectful to elders.
WHAT LESSONS DID YOU LEARN FROM YOUR CHILDHOOD/GROWING YEARS?
My grandmother always tells me: "Learn how to take care of yourself because at the end of the day, all your friends and loved ones will be gone and you'll have nothing but yourself."
I also learned from my grandfather that "Change is not an overnight process." I was reminded this every time I got sick as a kid and I would always cry because I wanted to get better right after I took my medicine. So he had to make me realize that nothing can be done in an instant. Patience is a virtue my lolo taught me.
WHAT IS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT?
Feb 13, 2005 -- finally reuniting with my mom in Japan.
WHAT IS THE MOST UNUSUAL THING YOU'VE EVER DONE?
Cooking and eating a frog in the Big Brother house.
WHAT IS YOUR AMBITION IN LIFE?
To be a celebrity make-up artist in the Philippines and to be able to build my mom a house wherever she wants to retire.
WHAT IS YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY AND WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THIS?
Lessen product packaging -- we can save so much energy by using less packaging in every product there is, regardless of its size and price.
WHAT TIP CAN YOU SHARE TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOR ALL?
Have only one TV set and not that many cars per household. We don't need n 3 television sets and 5 cars in a house that contains a family of three.
Municipality of San Francisco Cebu
Princess Lieza Manzon
Age: 25
Occupation: Model, Actress
DESCRIBE YOUR CHILDHOOD/GROWING YEARS (8-13 Years old)
Growing up with my grandparents was a little tough because of the big generation gap. I've always been jealous of kids who grow up with both their moms and dads, as well as their siblings. This experience, however, has also taught me to be independent, God fearing and be respectful to elders.
WHAT LESSONS DID YOU LEARN FROM YOUR CHILDHOOD/GROWING YEARS?
My grandmother always tells me: "Learn how to take care of yourself because at the end of the day, all your friends and loved ones will be gone and you'll have nothing but yourself."
I also learned from my grandfather that "Change is not an overnight process." I was reminded this every time I got sick as a kid and I would always cry because I wanted to get better right after I took my medicine. So he had to make me realize that nothing can be done in an instant. Patience is a virtue my lolo taught me.
WHAT IS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT?
Feb 13, 2005 -- finally reuniting with my mom in Japan.
WHAT IS THE MOST UNUSUAL THING YOU'VE EVER DONE?
Cooking and eating a frog in the Big Brother house.
WHAT IS YOUR AMBITION IN LIFE?
To be a celebrity make-up artist in the Philippines and to be able to build my mom a house wherever she wants to retire.
WHAT IS YOUR ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY AND WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THIS?
Lessen product packaging -- we can save so much energy by using less packaging in every product there is, regardless of its size and price.
WHAT TIP CAN YOU SHARE TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOR ALL?
Have only one TV set and not that many cars per household. We don't need n 3 television sets and 5 cars in a house that contains a family of three.
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