Fourth of July is thought of for its food, fireworks, grilling, and iconic American colors. Like Canada Day or any other independence, the United States goes all out! Most importantly, being with family and friends on this summer holiday makes it even better! With the festivities just around the corner, brush up on these four… Read More Four Misconceptions about the Fourth
As my junior year ends, I now have to think of senior year. The pivotal point of the high school years and the one that is desired with anxiousness and anxiety by students.
Making a goal or a list of tasks to accomplish from the summer before senior year to the end of the school year is a great visual to accomplish tasks. This helps as a mental breakdown of what to accomplish by when. Feel free to use this list as a guide!
Below is my list:… Read More Senior Year Checklist
“Jesus had to be treated like Barabbus in order for Barabbus to be treated like Jesus.”… Read More Jesus is a Loving Barabbas
Nostalgia does not leave room for acceptance of change in movie remakes. Mulan, Cinderella, and Jungle Book are only three classics that was or will be ‘fixed.’ Disney produces continuations or live-action of original movies shown once five years ago. These movies ruin the original! Not only did Disney join the bandwagon alongside multiple Spider-Man… Read More Are Disney live action movies ruining the animations?
As a high school student of this day and age, trends and slangs are ever changing. Hearing the slangs my peers say is so weird! In a few years, these would be a figment of one’s imagination. Some are food related such as raw while others, like dope, has a totally different meaning than before!… Read More The Slangs of Today
At church, the series for the month was on dreaming big again. As the years go on, there are always troubles, tough times, and stress. These things are inevitable but, there are ways to look towards the island ahead instead of the storm; the victory instead of the game, the masterpiece instead of the process, the-… Read More Dream Big Again
(Photo by Pixabay) Schools, businesses, and other locations honoring and observing national holidays are closed on the third Monday of January to observe an African-American civil rights speaker, minister, and activist. Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent and influential figure as he led the Civil Rights Movement in America during the 1950s and 1960s.… Read More Martin Luther King Jr. Day
“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” -Oscar Wilde… Read More The Difference between Living and Existing
What a deep sentence and phrase. Earth is temporary. It’s true and one a lot of people doesn’t want to think about. My pastor talked about facing giants in our lives and chose this week to feature Abraham. His wife Sarai, later changed to Sarah, was childless until she was 87 years old. Wow! God… Read More Earth is Temporary
While writing for NaNoWriMo, a daunting thought is reaching the word count. Whatever the count is, whether it’s 50,000 or 10,000, these tips can help you reach your goal! 1. Make sure your goal is MAD. Before you even start thinking of the writing process, choose a goal that is measurable, attainable, and deadline-driven. Measurable–… Read More 6 Tips for Reaching the NaNoWriMo Goal