Issues & Ideas

There are times when you and your friend fight over something. Here is one way to solve the problem. Of course you and your friend won't feel good after the fight. Go close to them and talk about your life, or even tell jokes that makes your friend less upset. Then hug them and say "I am sorry"

She kisses the sky,

As she says her prayers at night.

This six year old angel

Is ready to take flight.

Her body isn't as strong as her spirit

Her parent's flushed cheeks don't decieve her

As they refuse to believe it.

But as time ticks and tocks

The whole family holds her hand

And takes one last look at the clock

Her warm eyes go cold,

Her skin left smooth and pale

At only six years old.

Hey guys, its me again, here with some tips on how to beat your boredom over the break ,and to do something useful with your time!

Tip 1-Do some volunteering! This is a great time to do some community service, so do some looking around!

http://www.scienceworld.ca/volunteer

http://www.surrey.ca/Living+in+Surrey/Volunteering/default.htm

Try these sites to get started!

Tip 2-Get Active! Here is a great time to play some sports, go run around and have fun!

All I want for Christmas is… food

Domestic violence occurs in relationships when a partner, ex- partner or family member attempts to physically or psychologically overpower another. Though it is more prevalent between partners and spouses, any form of violence, abuse, or intimidation that happens within a household or relationship, can be considered as domestic violence. Some of the forms domestic violence takes itself as are physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, threats of violence, and even economic of right deprivation.

The backpack is offhandedly thrown at the entrance of the door, as he makes his way into the kitchen. With a quick snatch of a can of soda, he plops onto the easeful inviting couch. With a touch of a button, his evening begins… and quite naturally ends with TV.

 

It’s hard to imagine that the average group of kids are all robotically enslaved to this routine. The result to this can quite easily be seen when we look around to the future generation. I agree dead on with the fact that parents should monitor the content and amount of TV watched by their children.

The Secret reveals the most powerful law in the universe. The knowledge of this law has run like a golden thread through the lives and the teachings of all the prophets, seers, sages and saviors in the world's history, and through the lives of all truly great men and women. All that they have ever accomplished or attained has been done in full accordance with this most powerful law. 
Without exception, every human being has the ability to transform any weakness or suffering into strength, power, perfect peace, health, and abundance.

“I think I’m in love.”

“Oh that’s great. How long have you been going out?”

“Two weeks but it feels like it’s been much longer.”

A friend and I were talking the other day about the concept of chivalry really being dead in modern society. What brought this up, you ask? I'd just finished reading one of the Twilight books, and while I truly enjoyed what I'd read, I had to wonder: why are people so smitten with the fictional character of Edward Cullen?

Many of us teenagers have noticed the drastic changes in our cafeterias and vending machines. Hi fat Doritos have miraculously turned into apple chips and trail mix, while Fresca and flavoured milk replaced pop, the preferred fizzy beverage of teenagers. Not only are these changes not very appealing to teens (more like a nightmare), they also cost quite a bit.

Health has earned a pretty bad name.