December 15, 2025

 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.

The holidays have changed as I have grown older by becoming more and more stressful and less and less magical. I have noticed especially in high school that the holidays have grown less fun and exciting given that with the idea of Christmas comes the idea of finals. We have less time to have fun and make gingerbread houses, watch movies, and all that holiday cheer and that time is taken up with studying and stressing for finals. My perspectives have also changed because Santa no longer feels real. Christmas has lost most of its fun now just feeling like a way to get the materialistic things that I wish for. 

Summary:

I could not make it to school today I was way too sick. 

Reflection:

I could not make it to school today I was way too sick. 


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