Coat of Arms - Millennial Women Inspirations

Recently, our teacher gave us some task and it is to design our very own Coat of Arms.

So this is what I came up with. Every details should represent yourself.

My Explanation:

Horse:

This represent myself. A horse takes so much pain just to please the Master; I was almost the same when it comes to people around me. Though they’re always in pain, water and a bundle of grass is beyond enough to make them feel loved. Horses are always ready and active. They’re readiness was variously used in most war. They are brave, and willing of taking risks even knowing they might lose everything like they’re precious lives.

Letters J and B:

These letters is my name initials. J stands for Judilee, my first name and B for Briones, my surname. This also acts as how grateful I am to be alive and given such a lovely name.

Philippine Flag:

The flag which take part of my shield represents how I am so proud to be a Filipino. And I am not afraid of telling the world I am a member of this society.

Crown:

For me, Crown doesn’t mean being a royalty, nobility, or having power though mostly it should mean that way. This means I am worthy of the crown because I know I have become a Good Person. I may not be intellectually perfect and accurate on making decisions. Keeping your head up knowing you have faults on no one will definitely making you worthy on something.

Wings:

This symbolizes my swiftness, since it is open and ready to take off, this also means my willingness to try every way to feed all my ambition to come true and this also means protection.

The Two Posts:

These represents balance and strength of myself. It is a tool that connects me to God in my “Coat of Arms“.

The Banner with Words “Trust in God“ :

I was always a believer of God. When everything was beyond my control and nothing seems right I know where I can turn to, and it is to God. When I feel like giving up and lose my strength & confidence, God will always be there catching me whenever I fail. I know ‘cause every day I am experiencing God’s bountiful, unexpected blessings.

Color Yellow:

I chose Yellow Color all over my “Coat of Arms” simply because this represents my joyous, positive, energetic, optimistic, lighter side of me. This will keep me reminded that a bright new day and a new beginning are just around the corner. To always keep holding on to hopes and keep in mind the phrase “Never Ever Giving Up”.