A couple of days away will be the day we have all been waiting for since the end of Halloween. Bells are ringing, children singing; oh it is indeed a beautiful sight. Snow floats down gently to its place on our tender soil, dying for the winter, but soon to be revisited by the subsequent equinox.
This year, I joined a reading club at my school called Red Maple. It’s where you read books written by Canadian authors and you get to meet them at a voting convention if you read five Red Maple books!!
“The real tragedy is the tragedy of the man who never in his life braces himself for his one supreme effort- he never stretches it to his full capacity, never stands up to his full stature” – ARNOLD BENNETT
On Friday, December 12, 2014 there was a television program called CNN Heroes on CNN TV. CNN heroes are amazing people who contribute to the world extremely and make a difference in their communities.
Habits. A settled or regular tendency or practice, especially one that is hard to give up. That is the definition of those routines we find hard to break or those actions we do without being aware that we are doing them.
It is the Christmas season, a time for family and togetherness. A time in which all come together, black or white, Christian or Buddhist, and spend quality time together, whether it be honoring Jesus’ birth or just having an enjoyable peace-filled holiday.
Are you a picky eater? I am not. I absolutely do not understand how people can be so picky about food!!We all have our likes and dislikes, but picky eaters are impossible.
In memory of Vanessa Yasintha Wambura (August 2003 – August 2023). What better way to enjoy a Snow Day than to write a review for a perfect book in the warmth of my home knowing that I do not have to go to school and that I am free like a bird all day.
My favorite season is winter. I like it because I get to play in the snow. I can now build my own snowmen. We make snow angels. We go tobogganing and I love going downhill faster but not too fast. I am trying to learn to skate but I still keep on falling down.
Hakuna Matata! Be Happy! In the book, “Daily reflection book for highly affective teens”, it is written that in a day adults (or parents) only laugh about a wimpy 17 times a day, while kids in kindergarten laugh about 300 times a day.