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YAY!!! Christmas, Hanukkah, and other traditions are all arriving. No school for 2 weeks!!! Time to catch up with friends, get out and get some exercise!!! SO HAPPY!!! Wait, no, never mind. Here are the struggles of Winter Holidays: 1. Friends - You think, yay I will have time to play with my friends, but you think some more and say how do I get in touch with them??? Your friends probably have some free time over the break, but when do you have time when they have time? So complicated. It's hard getting in touch with friends over break because school is the main social connector. 2. Family - Some relatives are just... sigh. There are some relative that you really like, but others can get really nerve wrecking. You purposely set the table so you sit 10 chairs away from that  person. Geez, chill out, it's the season of believing. BELIEVE that they have changed...or maybe not. 3. Presents - You open the door for your relatives to enter your house. They hand you a big present...

Hey! Starting 6th grade YAY, a new life, a new start, and a new beginning! Nope, not really. There are many things to worry about and to NOT look forward to. Here are the Struggles of Being A 6th Grader. 1. Grades - Grading can be very different from your elementary school. It’s pretty basic, but the percentages of things can be confusing and you may freak out of an assignment you didn’t do great on. 2. Teachers - Some good, some bad, some okay, some stupid. Geez louise! Make up your minds! In middle school, you have good teachers and bad teachers. There's no in between teachers. So hopefully you can get good ones. 3. The "environment" - You should get used to who you think the cool kids are, who to avoid, where to not go to in your campus. Stuff like that. Your middle school is probably bigger than your elementary school so get used to it.

You’re very little and don’t really know what’s going on. You’re that one kid at the kids table at dinner time. You’re helpless and curious about everything. Here are the Struggles of Being a Preschooler and Elemenrtary Schooler: 1. Leaving your parents (from pre-1st or 2nd). NOOOOOOOOO!!!! here. Almost everybody cries as they have to leave their parents when they are little, but hey, who blames them, you have to leave your cozy parents arms and move on to this other random big room with lots of desks. There are also these things called books and desks. There is this tall person that is talking with my mom and dad... seems okay. Hmm.. I wonder what I’m gonna do in this room. Once you reach 1st or 2nd grade, you start to have this thing called friends and become more independent. Which leads to the next struggle. 2. Making friends (from Kindergarten to 3rd or 4th). Making friends can depend on your personality, but it could also depend on them. Honestly, I don’t really know how frie...

Hullo! I am starting a new series of posts called The Struggles of Being A _____. Where I talk about struggles of different types of people. Once in a while, I hopefully will have a special guest where I interview them on their perspectives of who they are. Bai bai