But which one to choose? Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and what better to get your friends or partner than to flatter them with flowers? Flowers have been a cultural tradition for centuries, but behind every flower is a specific meaning. Red roses are beautiful long-stemmed flowers with red petals. Red roses are one of the most common and popular flowers to get … Continue reading Flowers To Flatter
A New Kind of Male Bonding. In recent years, the term “bromance” has become increasingly popular. It refers to a close, platonic relationship between two men that is characterized by a strong emotional bond and mutual support. Bromances are often seen as a modern form of male bonding, and they are becoming more visible and accepted in society. Bromances are different from traditional male friendships … Continue reading Benefits of Bromance
Happy Valentine’s Day! In other words, Singles Awareness Day, Galentine’s Day, or just another Tuesday. February 14th is supposed to be the day of love, where people exchange love notes or other tokens of affection like chocolates and flowers. It is safe to say that almost everyone loved Valentine’s Day as a child. I mean, nothing compared to the class Valentine’s Day party where you … Continue reading Valentine’s Day: Love is in the air…Or is it?
2022 is way better than 2021 and 2020 Has anyone noticed that 2022 seemed more like a normal year? We held inside events where everybody didn’t have to be six feet apart, we came back inside the school, and the mask mandate was lifted. Oakland Mills has held plenty of indoor events during 2022, the prom being one that was held this year that unfortunately … Continue reading 2022 Has Been The Best Year Yet
Why you should choose journalism It’s about that time when we start choosing our elective courses for next year, and if you have been wondering or confused about what you should choose, I think Journalism is a great option. If you don’t know why you should choose Journalism, let me tell you a little bit about why I did. In the 10th grade, I knew … Continue reading Choosing Electives
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