Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Winter brings us inside near a cozy fire, and our friends and family share the same spirit. That brings us all closer together.

Besides the good spirit and peace to all men, we all want to give a good impression to our friends and neighbours by presenting a table full of colourful and delicious food.

Kick-start the festive season with these ideas for decoration and food. And remember, have a very good time. It’s Christmas!

Now is the time to start thinking about making your Christmas cake. Here is a link to a wonderfully British Christmas cake, a tradition on its own. Make your Christmas table unforgettably beautiful with these CLEVER IDEAS FOR FESTIVE DECORATIONS.

Cute, personal holiday gifts on a crunched timeline? You bet! See how you can create clever food gifts, quick crafts, and more in a jiffy.

And above all, be safe. Be jolly too. Merry Christmas from LCT IDIOMAS.

a hot cup of christmas

There is something about a hot cup of tea that just tickles my warmest feelings. I guess it reminds me of my childhood. Do you have a special comfort food or treat or drink that instantly evokes a special feeling in you?

For me this is it. Tea. Such a simple, delightful word. Whenever I think of tea, my mind fills up with images of Victorian ladies and horse-drawn carriages and dainty sandwiches.

Every year, on Christmas day I have tea in the afternoon with my family. The table is as pretty as possible with the finest china and linen, decorated with poinsettia, candles & the most fabulous array of food. We serve finger sandwiches and biscuits shaped like reindeer, stars, snowmen… And, of course, the queen of the table is always the Tea Pot. If I ever were grateful to a homely invention, it is to the teapot. Nothing like a graceful teapot pouring steaming tea into a cup to turn an ungainly, clumsy brute into a well-mannered gentleman.

This is one of my favorite Christmas traditions.

Most tea companies make a special tea for Christmas. It's always a different tea, a little spicy with wonderful flavours. Just right for the season and the weather. Today’s main star is… TEA.

 

Hot spiced tea
Ingredients

• 2 cinnamon sticks
• 6 to 12 whole allspice
• 1 teaspoon whole cloves
• 12 cups water
• 12 individual tea bags
• 1 cup packed brown sugar
• 1 cup cranberry juice
• 1/2 cup orange juice
• 1/4 cup lemon juice

 

 

Directions

• Place cinnamon sticks, allspice and cloves on a double thickness of cheesecloth. Bring up corners of cloth; tie with a string to form a bag.
• Place water and spice bag in a large saucepan; bring to a boil. Remove from the heat. Add tea bags; cover and steep for 5 minutes. Discard tea bags and spice bag. Stir in brown sugar until dissolved. Add juices; heat through. Serve warm. 

Yield: 3 quarts.

In honour of this ceremony and the warm, cosy feelings it arouses in my British heart, I invite you to join me. Why don’t you throw your own Tea Party this year with friends or family? In order to help you start, I will be giving you some recipes for inspiration.

Egg 'n' Cress Tea Sandwiches Recipe

Ingredients

• 4 hard-cooked eggs, finely chopped
• 1/4 cup minced watercress, chives or parsley
• 2 tablespoons chopped pimiento-stuffed olives
• 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
• 1/4 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 teaspoon white pepper
• 2 tablespoons butter, softened
• 8 slices whole wheat and/or white bread

Directions

• In a small bowl, combine the eggs, watercress, olives, mayonnaise, salt and pepper. Spread butter over one side of each slice of bread.
• Spread egg mixture over butter side of four bread slices. Top with remaining bread slices. Top with remaining bread, buttered side down. Using a 3-in. holly-leaf-shaped cookie cutter, cut out two tea sandwiches from each sandwich. 

Yield: 8 tea sandwiches.

5 DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS… AND COUNTING.

Deck the halls with boughs of holly

 

fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

Yesterday it smelled like Christmas, now it’s starting to sound like it. Have you ever sung a Christmas carol in English? There are loads of them which are even good! You should try them. If you are bold enough, here is a link to carols for you to dare.

What? Is it the second week of December? Already? If the holidays have caught your season planning off guard, you've come to the right place. We've got everything you need to make your Christmas holidays plans sparkle. Get started now!

Easy Holiday Treats for Kids to Make
These treats are guaranteed to keep kids busy and happy to contribute to the holiday cheer: printables, christmas ornaments and cards

Liven up your holiday fun with tons of activities: beautiful and easy crafts 

What about a gorgeous and outrageously easy craft? I want one too!

Have each child paint four craft sticks brown. When the paint is dry, guide each student in gluing the craft sticks together as shown. After the glue dries, have each youngster use a black marker to draw eyes and add a red sticky dot nose. Then help her write her name on the handle. (Courtesy from Mailbox).

LET’S NOT FORGET ABOUT OUR CITY.

Indulge yourself in the various Christmas Events that take place in Madrid during these exciting days and make it the most memorable time by browsing through these proposals. Everything from a gospel festival to a craft market that will delight your eyes and your finances!

If you are in for a good laugh and you’re a bit older than a toddler, here is a funny poem for you.

And it is my pleasure to tingle your appetite for Christmas food with the first installment in a series of delicious recipes. Are you ready?

 

A classic Christmas drink gets a coffee kick in this luscious combination. With just two ingredients, it makes a perfect last second entertaining option.

(from Taste of Home, find recipe here).

and here you can find the original recipe for EGGNOG, which is a traditional Christmas punch made of sweetened milk or cream mixed with eggs and usually liqueur.

10 days till Christmas…and counting.

IT SMELLS LIKE CHRISTMAS

 

It’s nearly that time of the year when bad feelings turn fuzzy, when we want to forget all about the long hours of work and the drudgery that comes with them, and the world becomes a snow-covered basket brimming with promises of good things to come.

It’s that time of the year when school and work and duty and backache and family and timetables and recipes and plane tickets and rush-hour presents become a blurry race into a parade of days when fun is a must and time takes on a new meaning.

Family time. Quality time. Eating time. Maybe a bit of spiritual time thrown in with the current.

It’s that time of the year when one word steps up into the limelight. Sharing. We share our time. Thoughts of each other. Things that convey our feelings for someone. A place in our lives that was forgotten amidst the vortex of everyday life.

Christmas is coming, again.

And I say “again” with all the heart-felt anticipation that a child harbours for Christmas Day or Epiphany when, at the first sight of sunlight, you peek from under a sleepy eyelid to find out what your first winter present is going to be.

What does Christmas mean to you? To me it means days off work, hours of recreation, warm and cozy moments around a table with family and friends, ornaments on a tree, jingle bells, surprises wrapped in tinfoil, a beaming face of joy at a gift, shopping lists, dancing till the wee hours.

Of course, it also means that everyone knows you have time to spare for their needs. Your house is invaded by aliens who bellow till your ears bleed, who gobble up every piece of turrón and cake and canapé you painstakingly prepared for hours, and who tear apart the beautifully decked tree with those expensive ornaments you just bought. It means you won’t have a moment for yourself until everyone has had their fill and you’re dropping on the floor out of exhaustion. It means endless hours of ever- the-same conversation with badly dressed people who never comment on your perfect attire. It means hundreds of kilos you can’t seem to know how to part with. It means, well, a lot of things you need to remind you it’s that time of the year, again.

I love Christmas. Don’t you?

it’s all over… till next All Hallow’s Eve

 

Hey fellows, now that it’s all over for one more year, it’s time to reminisce.

What in the world is that?  Well, if you ask me, it’s just reliving in your mind what is gone in the flesh. So here we are again talking about my favourite subject. One of them at least. I’ve got so many that I’ve lost count.

What exactly did you do for Halloween?

Remains of old pumpkins, wrinkled costumes strewn all through the halls and tummy aches can mean only one thing – it’s just been Halloween!

      Did you go trick-or-treating? Or perhaps you couldn’t see what all the fuss was about. Whatever you got up to, let us know. You could still win the prize for “best recipe” photo.

Speaking of witch (which), here is a bunch of photos that illustrates how good it was to celebrate Halloween with all of you.

  My turn now. I had, not one, but two Halloween parties. A proper one with my family and a nasty one (*grin*) with friends of mine. That means I had to do double of everything: double biscuits, double cakes, double popcorn… You get the idea.

Let’s just say you can have a hangover due to more than the usual suspects.

Whet your appetite with these scrumptious photos:

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See you in a dark alley.

BONE APPETIT!

Three days till Halloween and counting. And eating...or at least preparing for it.

My plans for this eery, batty, bone-rattling, gruesome, chilling, haunting (gasp for air) weekend include Rotten Teeth (see yesterday's recipe), Flesh'n'Blood (blood-curdling drink), pumpkin pie, Phantom Sausages, Haunting biscuits and lots of decorations.

What do you say to a creamy pumpkin pie? Are you ready to tackle this challenge? If you are, please, please, send us a photo of your great effort at the kitchen.

PUMPKING PIE RECIPE

ingredients:

1. 450 g/1lb prepared weight pumpkin flesh, cut into 1in/2.5 cm chunks

2. 2 large eggs plus 1 yolk (use the white for another dish)

3. 3 oz/75g soft dark brown sugar

4. 1 tsp ground cinnamon

5. ½ level teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg

6. ½ tsp ground allspice

7. ½ tsp ground cloves

8. ½ tsp ground ginger

9. 10 fl oz/275 ml double cream

method

1. Pre-heat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.

2. Use a shop bought sweet crust pastry case, about 9 inch/23 cm diameter and 1½ inches/4 cm deep.

3. To make the filling, steam the pumpkin then place in a coarse sieve and press lightly to extract any excess water.

4. Then lightly whisk the eggs and extra yolk together in a large bowl.

5. Place the sugar, spices and the cream in a pan, bring to simmering point, giving it a whisk to mix everything together. Then pour it over the eggs and whisk it again briefly.

6. Now add the pumpkin pureé, still whisking to combine everything thoroughly.

7. Pour the filling into your pastry case and bake for 35-40 minutes, by which time it will puff up round the edges but still feel slightly wobbly in the centre.

8. Remove the pie from the oven and place the tin on a wire cooling rack. Serve chilled (stored loosely covered in foil in the fridge) with some equally chilled créme fraïche, but warm or at room temperature would be fine.

Now to finish with a bewitching note, here I present you a Halloween joke that's sure to make your friends drop their jaw.

Do you know what happened to the boy and girl vampires?
They loved... in vein.

HAVE A DREADFULLY GOOD HALLOWEEN.

creepy and yummy

Hi, Halloweenies!

Here we go into scrumptious details as promised. I have time for one recipe today, but it’s tested and gobbled up so be brave and try your hand. It’s worth it, said she with a satisfied grin. And a full stomach.

PEANUT BUTTER POPCORN aka Rotten Teeth

ingredients --------

• 1 large bag of popcorn
• 1/2 cup honey
• 1/3 cup sugar
• 1/2 cup peanut butter

directions ----------

Mix the honey and sugar in a small saucepan and bring to a boil.

Let is simmer for a couple of minutes, then remove from the heat and add the peanut butter.

Stir vigorously until all the peanut butter is melted.

Immediately pour the peanut butter caramel over the popcorn and stir with a long-handled wooden spoon until it’s all coated.

Once it’s mixed you can put it in an appropriately scary serving bowl.

Cover tightly after it’s cooled.

Bon appétit!

BOOOOOOOOOOO

 Halloween is here again to spook us all for one TERRIBLE night.

If you are hard put to dig up new ideas to celebrate this old, old custom, do not despair. Or then again, do despair! It’s the right mood for this celebration after all.

Les us do all the bloody work for you as we offer inspiration to create a truly frightening yet stylish Halloween party.

Here we go with some spooktacular suggestions:

• What about a comfy movie night with your best friends and a bowl of devilish popcorn? (popcorn sprayed with ketchup and nuts)
• Dare to become a chef from Hell with recipes of SPIDER CAKES, SCREAM COOKIES & EYEBALL SOUP. (link)
• Challenge your DIY powers with this creepy-cute tree decked with pumpkins and spider web as a centerpiece or this spidery candle that will light you through a pitch-black night.  (link, link2)
• Create a costume with a simple box and a bit of imagination. (link)
• Tell ghoulish jokes to your friends or total strangers! (link)
• SOUND EFFECTS.

You can record several scary sounds and play it back during the festivities. A very large sheet of poster board or sheet metal makes great thunder. Uncooked rice poured onto a cookie sheet sounds like rain. Crinkle a handful of cellophane for a roaring fire. Snap carrots in half for the sound of breaking bones. To get a good scream you can, well -- scream.

Halloween is one of the year’s biggest holidays for taking pictures – whether snapping shots of that perfect, homemade costume or a panic-inducing fancy dress bought at a shop. So we dare you to send a photo during this week. Photographers of all ages and skill levels are encouraged to submit Halloween-themed photos. The winner of this year’s contest will receive a monster prize… in the flesh.

MUUUUUUHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAMUAHAAHAHAHAHHA MUAHAAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAA (translation: evil laughter).

And soon to come, loads of photos from the real event. Check out our website and this very blog in the next few days.

HAVE A SPOOKY HALLOWEEN!

 

 

BACK ON THE HORSE

Welcome everyone!

 Yes, it’s that time of the year when summer is still on our heels but growing thin by the second. Even though we reject the idea of going back to duty (school or work or just daily drudgery), we can find the strength to admit it is for our own good.

Once we believe that, it’s almost fun to come back. Hard, tiring, heart-wrenching fun. Let’s smile then. If we have to start all over again, let’s do it with debonair.

So let me welcome all of you. Let me welcome the children, the mothers, the fathers, the grannies and grandpas, the aunties and uncles, the cousins, the friends, the good, the bad and the ugly, the queens and kings who would rather stay late in bed enjoying breakfast on a silver plate, the sporty and brave who have time to go jogging and do the ironing and read the newspaper before 8 o’clock, the busy who push their baby in their prams rushing through streets like racing tracks, welcome to you and to the tanned turtles on the beach, the lazy who couldn’t finish that hundredth book in a row, the blind bats who spent the whole summer watching Lost recaps, welcome to you all.

LCT IDIOMAS is back! So are you. Let’s rejoice.

SUMMER FUN GALORE

Hey, did you think we were gone? Not so, mates. We are smoothly sailing through long summer days and having fun to boost.

Here I give you some illustrated proof of all the things you can accomplish with a pinch of English and a lot of smiles.

Best recipe I know of to have fun in summer:

relish every minute

don’t make plans

make on-the-spot plans

swim, run, sleep, eat, dream, read, write, think, don’t think, don’t sweat, get tanned, do something new, smile at a stranger, have a shower, have a foamy bath, read more, travel, draw crazy pictures, make an exotic salad, eat brazil nuts, take a siesta during the hottest hours, toss a ring at a ring game, jump rope, watch a comedy on TV, find out about the largest insects in the world and then have a panic attack, get over your panic attack by watching some tornado videos on youtube, get awed at the wonders of the world, read a bit more, sleep another siesta, relax, don’t relax, do more…

See ya when the summer is over but still lingering in our mosaic minds. Kisses.

COME ALONG, OH LAZY SUMMER DAYS

KIDS are out of school and they have the long lazy days of July and August ahead. They could spend their summer days in front of the TV or your children could be using their imaginations to create projects that are a reflection of their own unique talents.

SUMMER TIME WITH ENGLISH

We won’t be getting bored this summer. Here at LCT IDIOMAS  we are having fun all throughout July. Starting next week, our summer courses gather children of all ages for a lot of fun and English activities.

Conversation, games, sport, theatre, arts and crafts, treasure hunts, costume parties…

It’s all here. It’s all good.

Come and join us!

Ready for a challenge?

Is spring fever setting in? I mean the good kind of fever. The kind of energy-infused optimism that flows through your limbs and blows up the blood in your veins. Yeah! It’s the right time, and weather, to start thinking of new projects, new ideas, new everything. This is the moment when you go crazy for great outfits. When you want to impress that shy neighbour with those gorgeous angel eyes. When you feel like reinventing your inner world.

Unlock your creativity. Send us a photo that sums up what spring means to you.

Is it a reborn tree?

Or a puppy newly come into the world of snarling old dogs?

Or a family sharing a picnic?

Or great shows on TV?

Or endless hours of daylight?

Maybe it’s just the beginning of a holiday-steeped mentality.

PUT A SPRING IN YOUR STEP AND YOUR CAMERA AND SNAP A PHOTO. We are sure to publish it here. Who knows? We might boast of having met you when you become rich and famous.

I’M BOOKED TILL SUMMER

Last week’s event was a total success. Lots of beautiful books are being piled on tables just for our perusal.

Are you one of the lucky students who got to listen to Josie reading a story out loud? Oh, it’s fun reading this way. And all those cute pictures. I even saw a dog luring a mouse with a book. These things only happen in… well, in Book Land, of course.

Come and take a look at all the pictures we’ve taken of the event. Everything is on the web.

By the way, what are you reading nowadays? What? WHAT? You dare say that you’re not reading anything at all? Nothing? What about a magazine? A comic? A tiny ad on a wall, maybe. A doctor’s prescription, perhaps?

Phew, at least you’re reading something right now. ME. Well, that’s not enough, let me tell you. So go find a book right away. Anyhow, I’d love to know what you’ve been reading so far. A Top Ten list of your favourite books this year. Just to tease your appetite, you may find some interesting links on the right side of the blog. And there you can also check what books we girls are reading at this moment. Funny? Dead boring? Plain cool?

You decide.

I can read you like a book

HEY FELLOWS, BOOK DAY is coming! 

We are so proud to usher in this beautiful celebration of all that is creative and wonderful about words. Next April, 23rd is a day to talk about books, reading, the beauty of words and how we can weave them into a tapestry that we can see and feel through our imagination.

Please welcome this year’s Book Day joining us in a little book party of our own. Bring a book you have at home. Mind you, it must be written in English. For a little while, we would like to set up a library at LCT IDIOMAS.

If each one of you brings an English book, we can all together make an eclectic, colourful and unique mosaic of what books and reading them mean to us as a collective mind.

BRING A BOOK to the academy. Here you will find that many of you classmates have already started bringing in their precious books. That way we will be able to do some reading all together. As if we were a big family bound like books by our love for them. Teachers have brought books from their countries of origin. Come and have a look!

Let’s make our own ENGLISH

LIBRARY.

Read you soon.

You’ve got to love popcorn

Congratulations everyone!

  Tomorrow is Wednesday and we’re going to the cinema. All Activate levels who won the contest have a date with the seventh art.

where? YELMO CINEPLEX IDEAL, near Sol.

how? you are walking from LCT IDIOMAS to the theatre, along with a couple of teachers.

film performance? 8 p.m.

the film lasts two hours

If you want to be picked up at the end of the film, you should tell your parents.

The rest of the contest winners will be awarded with a special class including film and popcorn at the academy. Teachers will inform you of the exact date.

See you after EASTER!

OMG, WE HAVE A WINNER… AND MORE

Today is the day. We have the names of all the lucky winners. Surf the net to our website to check them out.

Be sure not to miss it!

The PRIZE? You get to go to the cinema to celebrate your creativity and to have fun. We have set the date to go out all together, winners and teachers, on Wednesday, 24th April. In case this is a bad time for you, let us know by email or tell us directly at LCT.

Looking forward to it.

Oh yeah.

FINAL COUNTDOWN… TO LOVE

HEY THERE! D Day is finally here. Our wonderful writing contest is over, but tomorrow is the day.

From Tuesday on, the lucky winners will be announced, and you don’t have to tread too far to find out.

Right here, on the spot, you have the chance to jump up in sheer joy if you are the winner. Or crawl with envious despair if you are not.

So come back soon. We will be posting all the latest details in a jiffy.

TOMORROW IS THE DAY

are YOU a winner?

24 hours to go

the Clock is ticking…

ARE YOU GONNA WALK OUT ON ME?!

  Dudes, love is over. I mean that the month of Love, otherwise known as February, has finally met its own end.

  It’s March now. March, the month of hope, of things to come, of Spring.

  Before we say goodbye and good riddance to February, we still have a subject to address. It’s our contest. You have participated, haven’t you? For your own sake, I hope the answer is yes.

  Everybody at LCT IDIOMAS is so proud of the warm, heartfelt and generous welcome this contest has had. Over a month, students from all ages have handed in beautiful creations regarding Saint Valentine’s Day. Now it’s for the board of teachers to decide which one of these work of arts will be awarded with the PRIZE.

  All works have been handed in. It’s time to brood. The winners will be announced on 9th March.

  Meanwhile here are some breathtaking samples of our students’s creativity and commitment.

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BREATH IN THE PERFUME OF LOVE.

A WINTER TO STAY

Folks, winter is staying with us for six long, dreary weeks.

And how can we know this? Ask the groundhog.

Yep, I said the groundhog. Don’t you believe me? Well, apparently people from the USA believe this cute rodent can tell winter from spring in a split second. Or at least on one particular day. The legend goes like this.

Groundhog Day is celebrated in the U.S. each year on February 2nd. On this day in mid-winter, the groundhog awakens from a long winter's nap, and goes outside of his den to see if he sees his shadow. This tradition is big on an otherwise cold and dreary mid-winter's day.

According to legend, if the groundhog sees his shadow (a sunny morning), there will be six more weeks of winter. He then returns to his den and goes back to sleep. If however, he does not see his shadow (cloudy days), he plays around outside of his hole for a while. If he does not see his shadow, spring is just around the corner.

What do you think about this tradition? Superstition? Folly? Midwife’s tale? Or good enough to take into account? Your calling.

Say hello to Punxsutawney Phil, the sleepy, weather-predicting celebrity among groundhogs.

PICTURE THIS

Hello there!

I come today with a collection of pictures from Angie. She took them in Ireland and England this past Christmas holidays.  

So, I have a suggestion for you all.

Escape from the record-breaking cold, grab a cup of hot cocoa and cozy up with a wonderful array of photos.

Enjoy!

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LOVE IS IN THE AIR… AND ON PAPER TOO!

 Hello cuties!

Time for a contest here at Lctidiomas.

We have decided to award you with a night out at the movies. Yes, it’s all true. We are that generous.

All you have to do is unleash your imagination and let your emotions go wild.

Write to your loving parents, to your soul mate, your best friend, your kind neighbour, your cuddly dog, that incredibly, heart-stoppingly handsome actor or fascinanting actress… but WRITE, WRITE, WRITE.

It might be a letter, a poster, a comic, a TV spot, a short story, a play. You can do it with a classmate or on your own. The winner of the contest will be made public on 9th March and the night out will take place right before Easter.

  Come on! Be brave, be sweet.  

Telling secrets

 Do you remember those long ago holidays?

Yeap, they exist.

 I was thinking of boasting about what fun we had when we had the chance to have fun. So I had a nice talk with all the teachers and they decided to join my little project. Below you’ll find a peek into your teacher’s secret life. Don’t miss it!

“I celebrated Christmas with my family. I went to London to visit some friends. I spent New Year’s Eve with my friends.”

VICTORIA

“I celebrated Christmas at home. I went to a party on New Year’s Eve.   I played in the SNOW!”

ALISON

“I stayed @ home. It was rainy. I watched films, read, baked… Celebrated Xmas @ home, then went out dancing. New Year’s Eve @ home. Made sushi. Watched a film. Went to London!”

CHRIS

“I flew home to Florida. I visited my family and friends. I went to the beach, although it was cold.”

JOSIE

“I flew home to LOUISIANA. I spent Christmas with my family and spent time with friends. I celebrated New Year’s Eve in New Orleans.”

KAITLYN

“I went to Italy with some family and friends. we travelled around Italy, ate delicious food and had a great time.  I loved Venice and seeing the sights in Tuscany.”

KAYLIN

“I went to Ireland for Christmas, didn’t do much because it snowed all the time. I went to London for New Year’s Eve, saw the fireworks next to the London Eye and drank champagne!

ANGIE

  Here is your chance to tell us what YOU did. Don’t be shy! Spill the beans. Tell everybody if you went to the cinema, if you ate too much “turrón” or if Father Christmas forgot to bring your favourite gifts this year.Send us an email to lctidiomas@hotmail.com

Don’t worry. Your secret is safe with millions… I  mean, with me.

Let’s start anew

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Welcome, everyone! We’re so happy to be back again. Hope your holidays were awesome. Did you get wonderful gifts on Epiphany’s Day? The Three Wise men broke their poor camels’s backs with the load of joy brought to you on the 6th of January? I bet!

What a way to start the school week! No school, buckets of snow everywhere. Did you enjoy the extra day? We surely didn’t. It was freezing that morning.

  Now is the time for looking back to the past, and more importantly, forward to the coming year. It's a time to reflect on the changes we want to make and resolve to follow through on those changes. Did your New Year resolutions make our top ten list?

1. Study more
2. Watch less T.V.
3. Lose that extra weight
4. Quit procastinating (I’ll do it tomorrow, mum!)
5. Enjoy life more!
6. Learn something new
7. Read lots of books (well, that might be my own idea…)
8. Spend less money on clothes, sweets, extremely expensive games…
9. Help others ( people or animals)
10. Get organized

What are your ideas on the matter? Pick the keyboard and click away your own resolutions. We’ll be waiting for your emails!