English, 05.01.2021 20:50 webbjalia04

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Answer from: yeroo860

Personally I think that 4 would be the most interesting. Just talk about your break, and if you don't have to share it with the class, be as real and honest about your feelings in your writing because only your teacher will read it.

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(In case you wanted me to write it for you, here was my break. The issue is tho, that this doesn't really apply to you but oh well)

My winter break was not how I expected it to be. I did enjoyed the small moments I had with family and friends, but unfortunately the stress and business of the holiday got to me. At the beginning of break I started my Christmas shopping in order to get friends and family nice and thoughtful gifts for the holidays. However, a store-bought gift is not nearly as thoughtful as a personalized gift that I could make myself, therefore I started to make every single one of my gifts for people. I spent many nights making gifts until midnight, occasionally until sunrise, because I felt distant from my friends; I hoped that a Christmas gift would be the kind of friendly gesture that could alleviate the distant feeling. I was so caught up in making gifts for people, that I was ill prepared for the trip to my grandparents house for Christmas (they live in a different state). I have friends that live near my grandparents that I would love to hang out with, but I would feel bad about contacting them last minute. I easily put my social inhibitions aside because I most likely wouldn't get to see them again until the next holiday. I hung out with some of my closest friends at an abandoned mall. We explored a broken-down Macy's with a rancid smell, appalling stains, and mold in the ceiling tiles. As disgusting as it seems, it was the best part of my winter break. I went home a day before New Year's Eve and had a quiet celebration the next day, for 2021. Even though it was already 2021, all my friends Christmas gifts were unfinished. I stayed up late, yet again, finishing gifts. I finally delivered them on Saturday, but because I had spent the whole break staying up late and not sleeping in, I never had time to catch up on sleep or even relax. My break was wonderful but I can't wait until the weekend so I can have a good night's sleep.

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