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Monday, January 31, 2011
Victory
break
full of hope and fears and chances to fall
how does everyone just openly melt and remold
when the unknown has a possibility of being so cold
leaps of faith and all those cliches
have never been something more then i say
they are words that are tossed around here and there
but never set into action, i wouldn't dare
they tell you not to gamble
to like what you got
but at one point or another everything stops
you get to the breaking point you never thought you would see
where i just cant take what has become of you and me
change is everywhere except with your habits
they repeat and repeat like the song in my head
stuck to you like gum, to bad its not in and out like the things that i've said
no more chances no more trys
its me or that pack; im done with all the fears and the lies
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Orchestra of One
like a stringed instrument.
Tap my shell
and it will echo,
pull my strings
and they will vibrate.
Back and forth
within my walls
I hear the sound
being tossed
between
the thin sheets
of instillation.
It hums in my ear
and is all I have
to fill this hallow gap,
inside
and out.
Peer Pressure
Awful experience,
Don’t know what to do,
Can’t think straight,
Excuses,
Everybody’s doing it,
Say yes or no,
Being on the right side when it’s over,
Friends think you’re loyal,
Are they really your friends?
Think they know you but don’t,
Everyday experience
“I dare you to”,
Peer Pressure
No help
difference,
depression,
regret.
Through my dark eyes I can see
torture,
lonliness,
scars.
Through their dark eyes they can see
hate,
hostility,
suicide.
LIFE
they dream of what they hold dear,or what they fear.
so what happens when they wake up?
Life is not more than what was imagined by angel, or is it more?
if this is true then those angels are sick, making it so that finding food or shelter is a chore.
so what happens when they wake up?
Does life end or does it just began?
do the problems go away or just stay?
much to find out when they wake up.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
The Tragedy
Friday, January 28, 2011
I made it!
But today was different. I could feel it in my bones, as my mother would say. Drifting through school, my stomache would lurch everytime that mailbox came to mind. Something kept me floating throught the day, not letting me fall into the sticky oil trap of stress and worry.
Calling my ma to tell her everything was peachy, I nervously watched the door. I soothed whatever fear was occupying her thoughts and told her I had to check the mail. She started to voice her doubts but I cut her off and didnt let that state of mind come into my head. I walked carefully down the driveway, picking my way through half plowed snow and frozen puddles of ice. I placed my foot into the dug out indent of my sisters, and grabbed the letters. Behind all the white envolpes of bills I saw a ostentatious champange one. I forced myself to look at the names at the others ones. The other three letters were bills, as I'd expected. I looked at the sender off this last letter. Oh my God. Printed neatly on the left corner was Trumbull Agriscience and Biotechnolgy. I nearly fell over right then, in the middle of the snow covered road. I tore open the envolope almost viciously. I stopped dead at the bottom of the stairs as one word blurred under my gaze. Congratulations. I felt weak at the knees. I heard someone whispering oh my God over and over, but didnt realise it was me. My eyes teared and a smile ripped apart my face. Running my eyes over the letter again and again, I collapsed onto the couch. As the first sweet tear rolled down my cheek I whispered in the happiest voice I had ever heard, "I made it."
Quality Writing
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Paparazzi
Your picture is taken
Then sent to a magazine
A magazine with a twisted story
A story with power
Words have power
Power stronger than water
But the words work though the media like water
Pictures provide the proof
You pick it up and your world stops
The first story built your dam
Their words pounding at your walls
And in one twisted story
The water over-powers your dam
Breaking you down
And it starts with the paparazzi
Excavater
"My family is waiting for me at home." i thought. This time my thought was crystal clear in my head. I can't let all of these people down, my co-workers, my friends. I sprang to life with new found hope ordering everyone to put on a life vest. Thankfully they understood my order. Six orange life vests including my own, bustled around the cabin.
Luckily, we had just stared to descend when the water breached meaning that we were only about fifty to one hundred below the surface. "Get in the pod!" i screamed. I gave up on pushing the buttons on the controls, knowing they would not do anything. Once the water fully peirced the armor, we were all dead. i pulled on my life vest and dove inside the pod just as the automatic door slammed shut. everyone was here. Someone, somewhere in the sea of limbs that was the pod. pushed the launch button. We jolted away from the sub in our pod just as the first drop of water penetrated the armour. The preassure crushed it instanly like a tin can but we were already far away jetting thoruigh the ocean. Now we had the unforgiving arctic sea to deal with.
the stupid dare
3 hours earlier
"You can't do it, don't even try." Joe says. "Yes i can, and i will." I say. "We'll see, come back to school in trouble and we'll see." I walk away and then think to myself, what have i got myself into. I can't run away and hide in an alley for a whole night. I could get in a lot of trouble. But he dared me, i remind myself. so i have to do it.
2 hours later
I walk towards the window and slowly open it. This is just a stupid dare i say to myself. I'll be back home again with no worries. I sneak down the street and then i'm off, sprinting down the street. I'm back in the alley in no time. Now i just have to wait. An hour, maybe two and then i'm home. That's it. Easy. So i sit back and wait and suddenly i'm scared. What if a robber comes and beats me up. Or someone with a gun. This is dangerous. And then the darkness comes.
Darkness, seeping throughout the alley. I should not be here. It's too dangerous my friend said, but here i am. I'm scared out of my mind. "Bang!" A gunshot. I crawl back to the corner. I hide behind the trash can. Not able to breathe. Not daring to breathe. Not wanting to make any sound at all. Just do it, i say to myself. Be quick and silent like a ninja. Creep through the shadows and don't look back. Soon you will escape and be back home, safe. I slowly peek my head out and all i see is a blinding light. I can't see. It's over, i say to myself. Then i hear a voice. "It's okay kid, come out." It's the police, i'm safe.
Snow-Days
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Baseball
Abner Doubleday invented it.
In Cooperstown, New York, the place where it all began.
At first they didn’t use a mitt.
Homeruns were rare and
there was a position on second base.
The first notable player was pitcher CY Young.
His fast ball was so fast you couldn’t see the lace.
Then came big boy bombing Babe Ruth who made a big Bang.
He hit a lot of Sky High hard-hit Homeruns.
Then some brave black broke baseball’s color-barrier.
His name was Jackie Robinson.
Hank Aaron was as strong as the golden gate bridge.
He broke Ruth’s homerun record.
Homeruns for him was watching T.V.
He’s baseball’s warlord.
Now Albert Pujols makes the crowd go, "Awe".
and A- Rod is like Babe.
There are new heroes now.
and the others start to fade.
them
we are them to them
although does that make us the them or are they the them
them are weird to us are we weird to them
we do not like them but they do not like us
are they us to them
they bother us do we bother them for thinking that they bother us
are they feeling the way we do, about them, about us
if that is correct then how do we differ
do we differ
do we cause this similarity ourselves
if we try to stop they will have to try to stop. If they are also trying to stop that will make us made and they will be mad to so the loop of similarities
can it end should it end
is it good
can we ignore it
should we ignore it
should we live happily and forget about them because they will also forget about us and just because we do not like something does not mean to forget about it but to change it is preferable.
what choice is there to have your reflection be your enemy
whose next to you is you friend by logic
my enemy is our reflection
our reflections enemies is us
since your enemy’s enemy is your friend
we are friends
if they are us and I like us then why don’t I like them, or is it us?????
No Turning Back
Taken Away
Yeti
It all started on a cold, early december morning at the start of our journey up Mt. Everest. Bob, Phil, and I were getting ready to start our expedition.
"Come on guys, lets do this." I said. "Let's climb this mountain...and try not to get killed." we all laughed quickly and began on our way. I acted confident, but I was actually nervous and soon I would find out that what I said about getting killed wasn't so funny.
The first two days were as difficult as trying to run up a wall, but it was easy compared to what would happen the next day. We had a few close calls with falling 1,000 feet off a cliff, but we were fine.
The next day we woke up to winds as violent as raging wolves. When we tryed packing up our tent, the wind blew it away and down the side of the mountain.
"NO!!! What are we going to do now" I asked in a panic.
"I guess we will have to find a cave or something for shelter" answered Bob.
"what if we can't find a cave?" asked Phil.
"Then we are officially screwed" I told him.
We searched for hours and hours and found nothing. We were about to give up hope when I saw something in the distance. It looked like a large man, or maybe a gorilla. I didn't know what it was at the time. And now I wish I hadn't ever found out.
"Guys I think I see something" I said.
" Dude!!! You saved us! You found shelter!" exclaimed Phil.
"I did?" I asked. "I mean.. yea of course I did." Next to the spot where the creature was standing a moment ago, there was a cave. They looked happy but i wasn't sure we should go in there. I was right to worry about the thing living in it.
We walked into the pitch black cave and adventured through it. We walked through the cave for about an hour, when the flashlight died. We started to freak out, but then we saw something glowing. It was a fire and a man was sitting next to it.
We started to approach the man, when we saw what it really was. A corpse. Half eaten to the bone and half frozen. I stepped back with horror and turned around. Phil was gone and we heard a roar coming from the entrance.
"The Yeti is real!?" screamed Bob. "He's going to kill us!"
Then the same figure I saw earlier came and tore Bob in two. It looked like a silver gorilla standing up like a man at about 10 feet tall. With horror I started to run and I hid.
I knew it was a bad idea going into this cave. I knew it was a bad idea trying to climb Everest. I knew it was a bad idea even trying to escape. Now I'm next. He's right behind me, and this is the end for me. This is the reason why people go missing on this mountain.
TEAM
We work together
We think together
We play together
We win together
We lose together
We fight together
We overcome together
We impact together
We change together
WE are TOGETHER
"Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is a progress, working together is a success."
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
The Lullaby of Winter
to those who know heat,
not a suns kiss of light,
but a demons home to hell.
One who maps the stars
sees only night sky,
only the hopes of sparks
that dance far over head.
What is a dream
if a dream is a shadow?
Pass burning daylight
in the shade of your wants,
it is but a fancy of the mind
that you live your life.
He who sees what was,
what is still desired
but no longer so,
is the ghost of the shadow.
But can not a ghost
fill the empty hole
of a beating heart
with hate or pain?
can not he cry and kill?
I find it so.
Then there are those
who did not fall
into the being of a bodiless soul,
but shoved vigorously.
Those are the eyes
that smile at winter,
with its vague sun
and harsh howls.
But that is not
a scream of cool air you hear,
it is a lullaby.
The lullaby of winter.
I'm having a hard time finding inspiration lately, I got this idea out of Shakespeare's Hamlet, "A dream itself is but a shadow." tell me what you think and what you got from this piece :)
Monday, January 24, 2011
Life After Death??
Sand Bound
Farewell Aquarius
We have all heard the famous words “
However, these missions did not inspire “
On the third day in space,
The explosion caused a main bus A and a main bus B undervolt and drained their oxygen which powered all the instruments and served as fuel. Main bus A and B are filters that power the Odyssey’s instruments and during an “undervolt” they lose all of their electricity. Due to this event, the crew had to power down all of their instruments, including the cabin heaters, to save power. They then moved into the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM), nicknamed the Aquarius, which was only supposed to support two guys for a day and a half but, thanks to efforts by the crew and mission control, supported three guys for four days. Temperatures in the spacecraft reached 30 degrees Fahrenheit but on Friday, April 17, 1970 the crew jettisoned the LEM and Jim Lovell said “Farewell Aquarius and we thank you”. The crew of Apollo 13 splashed down in the
Sadness
It looks like a dark blue sky
and smells like dead flowers.
Sadness sounds like wimpering dogs.
It tastes like a bitter peace of candy.
Sadness makes me feel like crying.
Forever Young
The Black Swan
Sunday, January 23, 2011
The Kid on Top of the World
Since he thought that he had no shot at playing at South Carolina Tyler transferred to Rutgers University where he became the 1st string running back by the end of his sophomore season. Tyler helped Rutgers win the big east championship in his junior season and they went on to win in the Orange Bowl.
Tyler was an amazing running back and expected to be a top 10 draft pick after his senior season. Rutgers was also ranked number 12 in the country but South Carolina was ranked 5th and Tyler felt like he had something to prove this season. Towards the end of the season when Rutgers had already clinched the Big East title and South Carolina clinched a spot in the SEC championship game. And the 2 teams were ranked number 4 and number 5 in the country with Rutgers being number 5, after the conference championship game it was South Carolina number 3 and Rutgers number 4, and they were playing each other in the Fiesta Bowl.
After the bowl game Tyler Reynolds was all they talked about on sports center because he had 178 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns in a 28-24 win for Rutgers. And Tyler again felt that he was on top of the world and that nobody could stop him.
Three Lives To Save
Friday, January 21, 2011
Goodbye
In walked a little girl and a young woman. They sat in a rickety rusty red bench in the foyer of the building and waited for their name to be called.
It seemed like days before they were called into a wide white and wild room filled with kids of all ages. The women bent down to the little girl and said, “This is where you will be staying until I come and get you. Please be a good girl while I am gone.” The little girl fell into the woman’s arms and stayed there like they were stuck together with glue.
It was the woman who finally broke the hug and said, “Goodbye Susie.” They both burst into tears like it was the end of the world. The women walked worriedly toward the door. The door creaked open with a laugh as if it was taunting little Susie. A river rolled down Susie’s face as the door slammed shut. “Goodbye Mommy” she whispered, somehow knowing she would never see her mom again.
Stuck
Remembering You
My face still gets wetter
From thinking of you
Though there is nothing I can do
But remember you
I can remember your smile
I can remember your laugh
I can remember everything in the past
Though there will be no future with you
And no present too
I can still keep on remembering you
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Forever And Always
Sunday, January 16, 2011
My Good Sir
Thursday, January 13, 2011
A Traitorous Nightmare
I shut my eyes still able to remember that night like it was yesterday. There was something going on out there and I sensed it, however when I peeked outside through her window to see what the source of whispers were... nothing, absoluley nothing. The trees made no sound in the summer air while crickets and frogs sang in harmony. Billions of stars dripped from the sky, glazing over the meadows. The full moon stood out among the stars; crisp, white, and large. In all of it's enchanting glory, shedding light on everything, but revealing nothing of the mystery. Still I knew something was about to happen.
However, before I could punish myself for the past, letting the memories eat away at my brain like cancer, the priest's booming voice interrupted my thoughts.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Just a Reminder
Sunday, January 9, 2011
A Painless Discovery
“Did you see that?” Loraine Robertson asked her husband Lawrence. “Hank Armstrong was just skateboarding, fell off his board, and smacked his head against the pavement. He just got up and kept on going. He must have a hard head!”
Hank Armstrong was one of five Armstrong family members. They just moved into the house next door and already everyone on the street thought they were the strangest family in the world.
Loraine turned to look at her husband.
“Did you hear me?” She asked, scowling.
“What? Huh? Um, yes I did. But I think you should just leave that poor family alone.” Lawrence answered, not wanting to look Loraine in the eyes.
Loraine was the type of person who always made situations worse with her gossiping habit. She once ran a family out of the neighborhood because she couldn’t stop talking about them behind their backs. Lawrence was not going to let that happen to the new family.
“Why don’t you do something instead of looking out the window all day? Like reorganize the junk drawer or plant flowers. Just stay away from that window!” Lawrence screamed.
“Well, okay. I guess I could go without looking out the window for a few hours,” Loraine sighed.
Once Loraine left the room, Lawrence crept out of the house, lightly closing the door behind him, like it was a delicate piece of glass that could shatter if closed too hard. He walked down the pathway and took a left. Everyone was staring, but he kept his head held high like a giraffe and walked right up to the Armstrong’s door. He knocked a slow steady knock, took a step back, and waited as he heard footsteps coming to the door.
After a moment, Lawrence got the idea that maybe he was making a mistake. He was about to turn around when the door screeched telling him it was indeed a bad idea. Lawrence began to sweat. If he wanted to run, now was the time. Slowly, a foot appeared, then a whole leg. The door crept open and with every inch more and more of a man’s body was revealed. Soon the entire man was standing in front of him, a gleaming smile on his face.
“Why hello there! Sorry I’m a little excited being that we haven’t had not one visitor in the month that we’ve lived here.” The man answered in a thick southern accent.
“Oh hello, I’m Lawrence Robertson. I live next door with my wife Loraine and my son Alex. Lawrence sighed, relief washed over his body.
“Nice to meet y’all, I’m Peter Armstrong. I live here with my wife Sara, my two sons Chad and Austin, and my daughter Mary Kate.” Peter responded.
Peter gestured for Lawrence to follow him. He stepped inside, the door tapped close behind him.
“Sorry, I’m doing wood work outside for my wife and I need to get it done before she gets home. But we can still talk; I just have to work while we are. Hope y’all don’t mind.” Peter explained.
“Oh no that’s quite alright. What are you working on anyways?” Lawrence questioned.
“A deck actually. Can you believe this beautiful Victorian doesn’t have a deck?”
Peter’s thought lingered in the air for a moment. Then Lawrence replied, “That’s unbelievable!”
They played follow the leader, Peter leading Lawrence to the backyard where his equipment was set up. Peter opened the door and they were greeted by a huge, beautiful backyard. Lawrence looked to the side and saw the deck Peter was working on. He stepped closer and looked down to examine the deck’s stairs. These are so dangerous, Lawrence thought. The nails were sticking out and pieces of wood stuck up just waiting to be jabbed into someone’s foot.
“What do y’all think?” Peter urged.
“Well it’s gorgeous!” Lawrence lied through his teeth. He didn’t want to upset his new friend.
He went over to a vacant lawn chair and watched Peter work. It looked like Peter was working on putting the rails on the sides of the deck. Peter hammered nails into the wood one after the other. As he went to hammer in the last nail, the hammer came down and side swept his thumb, creating a sound like a bowling ball hitting into the pins. But the odd thing was he just kept hammering like nothing ever happened. Maybe I saw it wrong. Maybe it actually was the wood he hit and not his thumb, Lawrence thought. He just let it go and sat there talking to Peter for hours.
After what seemed like decades later, Sara Armstrong came home.
“Peter? Peter where are you?” she asked.
“Out here, hun,” Peter retorted.
Sara came out the back door where the newly built deck stood. The door slammed shut as she sauntered down the hazardous steps. Her bare feet kissed the stairs with every step she took. Lawrence was on the edge of his seat, just waiting for her to scream in pain. As she stepped off of the last step Lawrence heard the sound of wood being broken off the step and as it lodged into Sara’s foot.
Lawrence waited for her to scream in pain, but that never came. Maybe he had heard something that sounded like Sara got a splinter, but it was an entirely different noise.
His thoughts were interrupted by Sara’s high pitched voice.
“Hello there, I’m Sara Armstrong. And who might I ask are you?”
Lawrence stood, outstretching his hand.
“I’m Lawrence Robertson, your next door neighbor.”
Their hands embraced in a friendly hug, slowly moving up and down.
“Please to meet you,” Sara’s kind smile answered.
Lawrence went to sit down when he noticed something in Sara’s foot. He squinted his eyes and noticed the object was sun kissed brown and was pretty deep in her skin. It was the piece if wood he had thought he heard break free and stab itself into her foot. How could she not feel that? Lawrence questioned himself. Maybe she didn’t want to cause a scene and make Peter feel bad. Lawrence looked down once more. His eyes glided over Sara’s foot to where the splinter was, but he couldn’t find it. He looked around her feet and found the piece of wood right next to her foot.
“Is everything okay, Lawrence?” Peter commanded, gazing at Lawrence, a curious look on his face. “You look like a deer stuck in the headlights.”
Lawrence nodded, sat up straight, and looked Peter in the eyes. Sara changed the subject.
“Hun, I bought way too many burgers at the supermarket. Do you want to see if maybe the Robertsons would like to come over for a barbecue?” Sara requested.
“Wee doggy, that sounds like a great idea!” Peter screamed, excitement spilling from his body.
“Alright, I’ll go ask my wife and we’ll be over in an hour.” Lawrence remarked.
About an hour and a half later, Lawrence, Loraine, and Alex walked over to the Armstrong’s house.
“Do you have any idea what this will do to my reputation?” Loraine complained.
Lawrence ignored her and walked along with his family to the front door.
“Be nice, please.” Lawrence begged of his wife.
They heard footsteps scattering towards the door. The door flung open revealing a thirteen year old girl.
“Hello you must be Mary Kate. We are the Robertsons from next door.” Lawrence told her.
“Yes hi, come on in.” She stepped aside and allowed the family to come inside.
Loraine slowly made her way into the house, followed by Alex who looked around for Chad and Austin. Lawrence walked into the kitchen to help Peter with the grilling of the burgers. Sara walked out of the kitchen and walked straight over to Loraine to introduce herself.
“Hi there, I’m Sara. You must be Loraine. I’ve heard a lot about you.” Sara retorted.
“Hi,” was all Loraine said. She didn’t even have a smile on her face.
Loraine went over to sit on the couch. Sara went into the kitchen the smile slowly fading from her face. Lawrence was outside with Peter cooking the hamburgers. Peter started the grill, the flames were balls of fire being spat from an angry dragon’s mouth. Peter cleaned off the grill making sure every last bit of whatever it was they had last time was gone and nowhere to be seen. He placed the burgers evenly along the grills grates.
“Are you having a good time?” Peter asked.
“Yes, this is the best time I’ve had in a long time.” Lawrence confessed.
Lawrence smelled something burning. He looked down at all the burgers but none of them seemed to be burnt. His eyes moved over to an object on the corner of the grill. He couldn’t believe it. It was Peter’s hand.
“Peter! You’re hand is on the grill!” Lawrence frantically yelled.
All Peter did was laugh as if hand was not burning to bits on the grill.
“I thought you knew.” Peter said.
“Knew what?” Lawrence yelled.
“My family and I, we can’t feel pain.” Peter confided.
Lawrence couldn’t believe it. He gathered his belongings and his family and got out of that house as soon as possible. That was the last time the Armstrongs and the Robertsons talked to each other. Three months later the Armstrongs moved and were never seen again.
Alone in the Dark
"Help, help," Becca moaned. The wetness sped down her face quickly until it hit the ground. She coughed loudly, and it sounded like a barking seal.
A Spider's Lie
to be ensnared in a spider's web
I imagine
would be frightening
for the more I struggle
the more I am tangled
very much like
being trapped in a lie
that is not mine
to be a spider
I imagine
would make me feel godly
in power
in control
able to take a life
as I sink my fangs into
my victims flesh
piercing souls
and feasting upon essence
until I am full
And to be a spider
trapped
in its own web
I imagine
would be irony at its best
to struggle
but never succeed
and starve
unable to break free
or maybe I would take my life
piercing my own soul
so that it could be set free
of this silk web of lies
I had spun
Alone
"Mhm..." I hear Kyle reply.
"Kyle! Are you okay, are you hurt, are you with Jake?" I cannot see anything. My eyes are open but some part of the jet is blocking my view. I manage to exit the plane, somehow. The first thing I see is a pool of blood, which I follow straight up to Jake's temple. I drag him from under the wing. "Jake, just please stay with me, everything is going to be fine." I manage. His eyes open slowly. At that same moment, I see a hand twitch coming from under the other wing. I prop up Jake and sprint towards Kyle. I do not know if I can tend to both of them at the same time.
"Kyle...." The whole plane is resting on top of him, as heavy as the whole universe put together. There is no way I can get him out. Not with the one million pound brick on top of him. I feel his pulse on his wrist. God has done the job for me because his wrist is staying the same level. He is dead. I cannot let it effect me right now because I need to tend to Jake. I rush over as fast as a cheetah. I shudder at the sight of his eyes frozen over and frostbite at his fingertips. "Do not leave me," I whisper. How could this have happened in the two minutes I was tending to Kyle? I feel guilty. I dread it but I need to feel his pulse, so I press my fingers to his wrist. Nothing. I am now left alone in the middle of the Rockies.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Questions
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
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Monday, January 3, 2011
The Sweet Shop
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Winter
In the winter you always have to dress warm where ever you go, so you don't get frost bite. I will always wear warm things outside and when I am playing in the snow. It is so much fun in the winter, so I always stay warm in the winter so i will not get sick. I will wear neckwarmer, hat, gloves, snow pants and a warm jacket that fits me, and will be warm to wear outside. That's why you always want to stay warm in the winter.
Skiing is one of the best things to do in the winter. I always go and i love seeing all the snow on the trails and the snow on the trees. The snow is always a joy to be in anyway that i possible can be. I like skiing because it gets you out to feel the nice air, and so you are not stuck inside the house all day. Also I like it because i know alot of people up thier and have alot of friends. That is my favorite thing to do in the winter is to ski at Butternut.
The only thing that can possible ruin the winter is the school. Its like it takes all the fun away because you have to homework instead of hanging out in the snow and having fun during the days. But, its different and it makes the winter less fun. So the winter vacation is the only thing that makes me happy in the winter because school ruins it.
The snow starts to fall, the happiness of the season. Instead of the warm weather I would go with the winter season. Do you think all of this to, that the winter is cold? That there is only one good thing in the winter, thst is good?