Santa Claus is coming to town soon. All around the world, millions of children are impatiently awaiting the arrival of the big man himself: Santa Claus. The anticipation of reindeer hooves on the roof keeps little ones awake in their beds, while Mom and Dad tiptoe downstairs with arms full of presents.
The response after “bless you.”
The phrase your parents may or may not have molded into you. The feeling after receiving a gift. The beginning of “you’re welcome.” The unwanted reciprocation. The end of a note. Or a reason for writing one. “Thank you.”
It’s that time again. The second decade of the twenty-first century is coming to a close. When the clock strikes twelve on the last day of the last month of the last year of this decade, it will be the end of the era. Or will it?
Disney has recently released a new streaming service called Disney Plus. Along with the classic animated movies, they have plenty Disney Original series. One of these series is “The Mandalorian”.
During this time of year, people say what they are thankful for and are celebrating the national holiday of Thanksgiving. It’s a time of year where we celebrate the things we are grateful for- like our family or our accomplishments throughout the year.
It’s time to stop the senior discounts and the disrespecting of teenage workers. And baby boomers are the prime suspects in the perpetual war between old people and my generation. Empathy sometimes see...
When it comes to Halloween, what first pops into your head? Costumes? Parties? Music? Doing the one thing your parents advised you from doing- taking candy from strangers?
There are 24 hours in a day. However, sometimes 24 hours don’t actually seem like enough for students. After school, there’s homework, meetings, jobs, practices, and rehearsals that must be attended to. Whether you’re overwhelmed with one or all of those things, the bottom line is this: high school can be overwhelming.
Letters were sentimental items, as the writer(s) would take their time in choosing what to say. Where did all of this go? Why has this modern era turned to short handed text messages, that only exist on a screen?
