Seneat’s English Blog

It is incredibly important because food is more than just a treat it connects me to my heritage, family traditions, and identity. Cultural foods carry history, memories, and a sense of belonging, reminding me of where I come from and the values passed down through generations. 

 The most important aspect of my identity is to provide help and care for others. Why this is because I believe that kindness can make a difference in people's lives. Helping others can bring strength in their lives. Whether I'm helping them emotionally or even physically it shows what type of person I am. 

 If my privacy was invaded online bro my phone I would feel very violated, and frustrated. My safety would also cross my mind because I wouldn't know who invaded my phone. Yes I believe privacy is a basic civil liberty. It is essential for personal freedom, and security. Without privacy people can be easily manipulated or even threatened based on their personal data. 

Over the winter break, I took some time to relax and recharge, but not without a few unexpected challenges. One of my goals was to  immolate  my bad habits like procrastinating so I could start the new year fresh. However, my plans were somewhat  impaired  when I caught a cold, which left me feeling sluggish for a few days. Despite this  impediment  I still managed to enjoy time with family, binge watch my favorite shows, and catch up on some reading. As the break came to an end, I could feel the pressure of school and responsibilities becoming  imminent , reminding me that it was time to get back into a productive routine.

 My idea of a perfect day spent is starting off my morning with no school then heading over to my friends house.  Mid morning, we'd head out for an adventure maybe a hike with breathtaking views, a peaceful beach stroll, or exploring a charming town with unique cafes and bookstores. Along the way, we'd have meaningful conversations, laugh a lot, and just enjoy being in the moment.

My American Dream is to live a happy and successful life, doing something I enjoy while making a positive impact on others. I believe the American Dream means having opportunities to reach your goals, no matter where you come from, as long as you work hard and stay determined.What I like most about America is the freedom we have to express ourselves and make our own choices. I also love how many different cultures and backgrounds come together, making the country unique and interesting.

 When my mom calls me lazy it offends me dearly. Why the word "lazy" offends me is because after I do the tasks I'm asked to do and finally decide to relax and take a break it makes me feel like I did nothing at all and that I'm not appreciated for the things I do. 

 Some life skills I've learned in are staying on top of my work, don't get distracted, follow your dreams, be nice to others, know from real from fake, and know that are there to help you. Skills that are essential for my success after high school is critical thinking, and communication. 

 My favorite part of big events like the Super Bowl is socializing with people you just met. I'm a social person so everywhere I go I usually make a new friend, some may see it as friendly but I see it as enjoying the time you have having fun. 

 My biggest strengths as a speaker are being engaged with the audience, maintaining eye contact, and making it entertaining to listen too. Some challenges I face when presenting in front of an audience is having a shaky voice, forgetting what I had to say, and moving a lot especially with my hands. 

If I wrote a poem about my life right now, it would be about learning and talking with people. I would write about how I'm always finding out new things and helping answer questions. The poem would be about how I get to be part of conversations and how we can discover fun stuff together.

I once had to speak in front of a small group in my physics classroom. I felt nervous about forgetting what I had to say and worried about how I would look. My hands were shaking, and my voice felt shaky too. I handled it by taking deep breaths before starting and focusing on the message I wanted to share rather than how I was feeling. I also practiced beforehand to feel more prepared.