Entry#7: "Social Media."

Social media has a lot of issues, such as the chance for cyberbullying and an unhealthy relationship with the online world. Social media usage has grown to be an important form of fun. People can look throughout interesting pictures or watch videos on websites like Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube. Those who are looking for fast, cheap, or easy ways to have fun got something from this. 

Foe me, I have spent a lot of time on social media. Since I was 15 years old. At first, I was on Facebook. There were a lot conversations between people on Facebook when I first joined it. I don't believe Facebook or the media generally was very difficult at the time about what individuals posted, so I was exposed to a lot of sad stuff at a very young age. I'm happy to see that there has been a change in what is given. I have used a lot of social media apps, including, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Telegram, , and many more. I feel myself to be a seasoned media person.  Having said that, I've noticed a lot of media changes. 

Entry#8: "Christmas Movies"

Christmas movies hold a special place in my heart, and in many people's hearts. as they capture the happiness, joy, and magic of the holiday season. Whether they are timeless classics or modern favorites, these movies have become an integral part of the holiday traditions. One can curl up by the fireplace, and sip hot cocoa.

One of my all-time favorite Christmas movies is "Home Alone." I talked about it in one of my previous blogs. This movie was released in 1990, this family comedy directed by Chris Columbus follows the misadventures of eight-year-old Kevin McCallister, brilliantly portrayed by Macaulay Culkin. When his family accidentally leaves him behind during a Christmas vacation, Kevin must defend his home from two bumbling burglars. This movie perfectly blends comedy, action, and heartwarming moments, capturing the essence of family, forgiveness, and the magic of Christmas. 

  

Another, no list of favorite Christmas movies would be complete without mentioning "The Polar Express." Released in 2004 and based on the beloved children's book by Chris Van Allsburg, this animated adventure takes viewers on a magical journey to the North Pole aboard a mysterious train. As a young boy embarks on this extraordinary trip, he learns the power of believing in the spirit of Christmas and the wonders it holds. "The Polar Express" beautifully captures the essence of childhood innocence, the joy of believing, and the importance of cherishing the magic of Christmas. 

   

These are just two examples of the countless Christmas movies that have captured our hearts and become holiday traditions. Each movie has its unique charm, but they all share a common thread of spreading love, kindness, and the joy of the season. So, gather your loved ones, cozy up with some popcorn, and let these Christmas movies transport you to a world filled with warmth, laughter, and the true meaning of Christmas. 

 

Entry#6: "Shawrma is the yummiest food"

Food is my favorite, but I don't like to try new types. I just love the food that my mom make, I make, and some from restaurants. I love to eat, so I will tell you about a spedial type of my favorite. It called SHAWARMA! 

Shawarma is my favorite, I will love if I eat it everyday. Shawarma is a popular Middle Eastern meal that is made from marinated meat, such as lamb, beef, and chicken. It is one of the world’s most popular street foods, special in Egypt. And is now a staple at most Middle Eastern restaurants. Shawarma is a mouth-watering meal that is sure to please food and meat lovers. 

  

Shawarma is marinated with various seasonings and spices such as cumin, turmeric, and paprika. It is made by stacking thinly sliced meat, typically lamb, beef, or chicken, on a large rotating skewer or cone. It is also sometimes cooked with extra fat from the meat to give it a juicer taste. The shawarma stack is rotated slowly for hours as it cooks in front of a heat source that continuously roasts the outer layer. 

We have it here in Arizona, you have to try it from that resturant that called "Green Corner restaurant."  My favorite at that restaurant is chicken shawarma. 

Once the shawarma is cooked, it is usually cut or shaved using a thin long knife. Only what is needed is cut into thin, wide strips. The meat is then served in a stuffed pita, wrap, or sandwich and is paired with an assortment of vegetables such as lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, turnip. The wonderful thing about shawarma is that you can pair it with any vegetables or sauces you like! The most common sauces used in a shawarma wrap are tahini, garlic, and hummus.  Depending on your preference, you can even combine different meats into one wrap or sandwich! For example, try your shawarma wrap with beef and chicken. This is often called “Mixed Shawarma”. This type of food is so yummy, so please find a time and go try it because you will love it!