Creative Writing: Frequent Flyer Christmas Card

9 brand new reads to get you in the holiday spirit! Nancy Stopper — One Last Gift — They can 't forget their shared history, but when they see each other again after ten years, can they put the past behind them? Will the Christmas spirit help Jack and Casey find their way back to each other? Christa Maurice – Celebrating Flora – Wally Kohler’s job is cleaning up after his superstar employers so babysitting Flora Mason after a PR disaster isn’t new, but what he wants for Christmas is a nice girl. Maria Luis — Hat Trick — Marshall Hunt may be the NHL’s hottest new forward, but this charming playboy wants only one thing for the holidays - a date with the woman who’s had his emotions all tangled up for years.

The Christmas Jar is a book that talks about people helping other people during Christmas. The Maxwells were the first family to start The Christmas Jar. The Christmas jar is a jar that you put loose change in and then give it away to someone or save it to get something special for someone. The Maxwells story will always and forever change Hopes way she views her place in the world because now she can help others and do more for others and her community. The Maxwells have taught her that she can do more than what she thinks by just putting loose change in a jar because it could really help someone.

Rachel being a dynamic character is important to the theme also she changed throughout the story and change results in theme. . She started out being happy and proud about her birthday she says “Today I 'm eleven. There 's a cake Mama 's making for tonight and when Papa comes home from work we 'll eat it. There 'll be candles and presents and everybody will sing Happy birthday, happy birthday to you, Rachel.” but as the story goes on she is sad and angry about her birthday.

Once she has calmed down, I rewind to the beginning of the recorded Huggies commercial, as I had done hundreds of times before, and allow my grandmother to laugh and coo at the toothless grins on the television. My grandmother, or Abuelita as I like to call her, was diagnosed with Alzheimer 's disease a year before I was born. I grew up knowing that she was different from other grandparents, but I never thought that she would teach me what it is to be responsible for another human being.

A couple days before Christmas. A young woman named Amanda Bailey was wondering what will she buy her mother for Christmas. She had ideas but thought her mother probably wont like it. Amanda was searching in all the stores for a present to buy for her. Amanda went home to go to sleep waiting for tomorrow.

On an overcast stormy day, my mom and I were coming home from somewhere I can’t recall. The day had been rainy and somehow I ended up with my favorite flavor of five gum. This intrigued me for some reason and I had to go offer Austin

Two years ago at this time, I would have never expected to be sobbing over my green hoodie which had become a major part of my previous relationship. Two years ago I was happy and I thought that that would never change, but others were getting hurt while I was sitting there, content with what was happening around me. During this time it was homecoming, and I was asked by this cute girl that I wanted to be with forever, even though forever ending up lasting only a year and eight months. During homecoming everything was innocent, and eventually in October we were together officially. Around this time it was getting pretty chilly outside, so I decided to give her my jacket.

It 's Izabella Katz. My mother bought me a beautiful diary as gift for my my 18th birthday almost two years ago and this is my fist time using it.It 's new year thanks to God and I 've never kept a diary before but with all of the events that have happened to me and everything currently occurring, I knew I couldn 't forget anything and if anyone else found this book, I wanted them to hear my story. I 'm just an average 19 year old girl who loves writing and literature and has had a lot of things happen to me in these past crazy decade. However, before we get in to the present, I want to shed some light on those 10 years. It all started when I born in Kisvarda, Hungary on May 28, 1924 to two loving but devout Jewish parents and one of eight

By the time junior year came around I knew I wanted to be a Neonatologist, which ironically like housewifery is a woman dominated field. There was a calm before the storm, the day 's atmosphere was very uplifting, the sun was shining brightly while the wind counteracted with a March breeze. I came home from a long day of school and dove straight to bed for my daily ritual of an after school nap. I somehow sensed something was off, call it a sixth sense or a touch from God, but my brain told me something was wrong. My sister broke the news to me, she awoke me with the abrupt strength of a football player “Goodness, wake up Ashley died, wake up.” The death of my friend brought me to the lowest point of my life nevertheless the manner in which she died raised me up.

As a little girl, Christmas was my favorite holiday. There was always a big meal and plenty of presents for everyone. After every Christmas dinner, my mother would wonder her way into the closest bedroom for a short snooze. “Mommy, let’s go open presents!” I would squeal. “My belly is too full to open presents.

Lilly thought that children who didn’t have a present to open on their Christmas day could be miserable, thus she decided to make 100 gifts made up of school supplies and other gifts then donated to Operation Christmas Child, which is a charity. At Lilly’s home, there is a lemonade stand, and her mother told her that she could make a goal about the money she expected to receive, and it’s depend on she wish to save her money to buy something or donate it. Her mother pointed out about charities to her, and then she figured out that she wish to donate. She and her younger sisters set her lemonade stand up to sell cookies and gallons of lemonade and made gifts from the money she made and invited her friends to help her out. She and her friends purchased the supplies, packed them to each box, and then send the boxes to Samaritan’s Purse distributors.

It was on a cold December evening that Sophia was with her grandchildren in her small house in Kitchener, Ontario. Her youngest one, Karl, asked, “Oma, what was your favourite toy growing up?” After some thought, Sophia explained, “When I was little, about your age, my father brought home a beautiful china doll for me. I loved it and loved it, until one day, we had to leave Germany after the war to come to Canada. I dropped it when we were on the docks heading to the ship, and it sank into the ocean.” Her older child, Stefanie, said, “Did you ever buy a new one?” Sophia replied, “I’m afraid not. After we came here, money was hard to earn for us, especially because we were German.

By the end of the day, I must have made a thousand cookies. And just like my grandmother would have done, I packaged them up, drove to my old neighborhood, and delivered plates of cookies to some of the people who shared my luck in knowing the caring, fierce, and loving woman that taught me how to accept myself. After that, it was hard to feel alone or to stop

Months had passed yet I was still left with a huge internal conflict that I had been dealing with for so long. Aside from the problem I had been encountering at the time, one of the biggest and most important holidays that my mother’s family celebrated was right around the corner. That momentous day was Christmas Eve. I recall entering their home that smelled of Rosca de Reyes, a special cake consumed by many Latin Americans on Christmas day, and witnessing all the beautiful poinsettia flowers arranged in a beautiful display across their home. I saw my mother’s family together, talking in their native tongue and enjoying each other’s company.

Teresa will be under house arrest until February though. An inside source is sharing what Teresa Giudice has planned for the big day. Christmas has always been very special for the Giudices, but it 's even more so this year. This is going to be the last Christmas Teresa and Joe have together for four years once he goes away to prison. But they aren 't going to discuss it, and will instead focus on their time together.