How have the holidays changed as you have grown older? Compare your experiences of the holidays during childhood with how you experience them now, focusing on shifts in perspective, responsibilities, or emotional meaning.

 When I was a kid, all the colors were so much more vibrant. The older and older I get, the less and less Christmas spirit there is. When I was a kid, I would wake up and remember it, feeling like Christmas. Like, there was this feeling. Now I wake u,p and it just feels like a cold morning. I don't know if I lost my spirit myself. I remember the last week of school before the break was the best ever because it would just be Christmas parties. Now it's terrible because I spend the whole week studying.

Today we did vocab. I also completed this blog post.

Today I learned my friend can do a backflip.

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