To discover my soul I must explore within Dare to embark wholly On this mazy journey Unravel my brain To read the words Which I have engraved Sift my versed blood For obscure passions And drain my heart To guzzle its truth I amass these pieces Which willfully I’ve culled From beneath my skin And eye the diverse art For I highlight its gems That … Continue reading A Poem by Genesis Houston
Have you ever heard the phrase “the past is in the past“ or “my past is coming back to haunt me?” When something in your past comes back to haunt you, it’s usually a consequence of some wrongdoing on your part. However, give yourself some peace of mind. It’s much harder for a mistake to affect you if you don’t let it. Stop focusing … Continue reading The Uncharted Territory of Leaving It In The Past by Jada Barnes
Get ready because in March OMHS will be premiering Footloose: The Musical! It will be “big, bold, and physical!” says Ms. Hoffen, the Director who is excited for everyone to see what’s in store. The show will run for four nights. On March 5th, 6th and 7th, it will be showing at 7:00 PM and on March 8th at 2:00 PM. Tickets will be priced … Continue reading OMHS Presents Footloose: The Musical
It’s cliche to start a recap of a decade with an “It was one crazy 10 years” and overly exaggerate details of the 2010s. Yet, looking back on everything that has happened, crazy is an understatement. So how exactly should we look back on this decade? One way is to look at it in a pessimistic sense. Endless tragedies ranging from foreign to homegrown terrorism, … Continue reading A Recap of the 2010s
Did you know that Valentine’s Day is the second-largest card-giving holiday right after Christmas? Valentine’s Day is a well-known holiday in the U.S. and other places around the world, but it is by no means a modern concept. This holiday began many centuries ago, more specifically, it started somewhere in the 5th century. However, despite how sweet the holiday has become, the origin isn’t … Continue reading History of Valentine’s Day!
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