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College Bound

Eja Fromm

Co-Editor in Chief 

Congratulations to all the athletes who have committed to continue playing their sport in college! 

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     This year, Mission has had a total of thirteen athletes commit. On Wednesday, February 2nd, Mission held the annual NLI National Signing Day ceremony to recognize the following athletes and their accomplishments. 

     Girls volleyball had an impressive number of four girls who have officially signed. Seniors Anna Bolich, Samantha Lister, Kaylie Stewert, and Danica Wulf have proudly all made their official decisions. 

     Anna Bolich will be attending Yavapai College to continue her academic and athletic career. Yavapai is a NJCAA Division 1 team located in Arizona! 

     Samantha Lister plans on continuing her volleyball career at Westcliff University. Westcliffs volleyball program competes in the Pac 6 conference. 

     Kaylie Stewert will be attending the University of California, San Marcos. Stewart will be competing as a cougar in NCAA division 2.

     The last volleyball commit is Dancia Wulf. Wulf is Division 1 bound as she has committed to Portland State! 

     The following athlete to be recognized is Sarah Roberts! She has signed with Eastern Washington University for Division 1 soccer!

     The Diablos have two softball commits! Seniors Shayna Glass and Samatha Woods have committed to continue on their athletic career!

     Shayna Glass will be attending The University of Tennessee, at Chattanooga! Glass is thrilled to be playing Division 1 softball as a Moc!

     Samantha Woods has officially signed to play for The University of Maryland. Another D1 bound athlete for the Diablos!

     For girls lacrosse, Jenae Sperling will be attending The University of Oregon! Sperling’s hard work has paid off as this Diablo is additionally Division 1 bound!

     The Diablos had three football commits so far this year. Seniors Daniel Dominguez, Ryan Ewing, and Ruben Lopez are officially committed to continue on their football careers. 

     Daniel Dominguez will be attending Rocky Mountain College. Dominguez will continue playing as a Battlin’ Bear for the NAIA D1 program!

     Kicker, Ryan Ewing, will be attending Black Hills State University. Ewing will be competing for their NCAA Division 2 football program! 

     Ruben Lopez is officially committed to the University of San Diego! Lopez will be competing in the NCAA Division 1 program!

     Max Muller represents MVHS boys lacrosse as he will be attending Westminster College. Muller will be competing in NCAA Division 2!

     Our last athlete represents boys soccer. Nick Daniels will officially play for Biolas NCAA Division 2 soccer program! 

      A huge congratulations to all of these Diablo athletes! Their hard work and dedication has paid off as they enter the next chapter of their athletic and academic careers! 

Black History Month

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Black History Month

Vanessa Mendoza
Staff Writer

Black History month is an annual celebration of achievements of African Americans and a time for recognizing their central role in U.S. History. 

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     Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Other countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom, also devote a month to celebrating Black history. 

     The story of Black History Month begins in 1915, half a century after the thirteenth ammendment abolished slavery in the United States. That September, Carter G. Woodson and the prominent minister Jesse E. Moorland founded the ASNLH, an organization dedicated to researching and promoting achievements by Black Americans and other peoples of African descent. 

     Woodson first had the idea of this month-long celebration. Woodson was born in 1875 to newly freed Virginia slaves. He later earned a Ph.D. in history from Harvard University. He worried that Black children were not being taught about their ancestors’ achievements in American schools in the early 1900s.

     Known today as the ASALH, the group sponsored a National Black History week in 1926, choosing the second week of February. The event inspired schools and communities nationwide to organize local celebrations, establish history clubs, and host performances and lectures. 

     In the decades that followed, mayors of cities across the country began issuing yearly proclamations recognizing Black History Week. by the late 1960s, thanks in part to the civil rights movement and a growing awareness of Black identity, Black History week had evolved into Black History month. 

     President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976, calling upon the public to, “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.”

     Today, Black History Month is a time to honor the contributions and legacy of African Americans across U.S. History and society. From activists and civil right pioneers such as Harriet Tubman, Marcus Garvey, Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and Rosa Parks to leaders in industry, politics, science, culture, and more.

     Since 1976, every American President has designated February as Black History Month and endorsed a specific theme. 

     The theme for 2022 focuses on the importance of Black Health and Wellness. This theme acknowledges the legacy of not only Black scholars and medical workers, but also other ways of knowing throughout the African Diaspora. 

     The 2022 theme considers activities, rituals, and initiatives that Black communities have done to be well. 

     In order to foster good health and wellness, Black people have embarked on self-determination, mutual aid, and social support initiatives to build hospitals, medical and nursing schools, and community clinics. 

     Scores of events across the country – in cities, in communities, on college campuses, and more – are scheduled for this month. For example, at Texas A&M University, the college held the Black History month Kick-off on February 1, hosted by the Black Student Alliance Council (BSAC).

     Today, Black History Month is celebrated all around the world and it is a great way to show respect to those of the African American community and descent. 

Band Spotlight: Days of View

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Band Spotlight: Days of View

Jason Hatfield
Entertainment Editor

Days of View’s logo

     Hailing from Mission Viejo, Days of View is a fresh new rock band that must be heard. Pulling influences from classic rock from the 1960’s and 1970’s as well as from punk, the band has dialed in a fresh sound that feels both at touch to the past and relevant today.

     The members of the band are Nathan Jerue on drums, Ian Winn on Bass, Blake Lumley on Keyboard, Alex Kunze on guitar, and Lucas Villenueva on guitar. While each of them play different instruments, they all participate in vocals to an extent. Songwriting, though, is a collaborative project between all of the members.

     Currently, the band has a single titled Things Change as well as a debut EP titled Practice Room Sessions Their current discography heavily leans on their punk sound, with covers of both Basket Case by Green Day and Blitstreig Bop by the Ramonnes. Even then, the band isn’t afraid of contrast with keys and acoustic guitars supplementing the more aggressive angst of their chugging electric guitars and drums.

     Vocally, the band goes for a far more melodic approach seen by bands of the typical Indie or alternative rock scenes as opposed to the more common hardcore sound. 

     Take a song like Things Change, their debut single, beginning with the underspoken guitar and piano intro that soon leans into the more stereotypical punk instrumentals accompanied by Lucas’ clean and crisp vocals. The song falls back into the pocket at the beginning when the bridge slows the song down until launching off into a fast-paced guitar shred for the outro.

     Another interesting song from the band is their track Creep in the Night, their intro from their EP Practice Room Sessions. The verses are driven by Nathan’s surf rock inspired beats, a good change of pace to their more heavy chorus’.

     The band has two covers on the tailend of their EP which gives insight into their influences, without fully giving away their sound. Basket Case feels pretty true to form, led by Ian on vocals and a heavy bass feel throughout.

     The band has plans for an LP in the summer to finally condense all of their new ideas and material into a full-length record. The group recently performed live at Keno’s restaurant in Anaheim and are planning on playing in Laguna Beach on March 18th.

All of their material is available on Apple Music and Spotify so make sure to check out Days of View.

Lights, Camera, WOFO

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Lights, Camera, WOFO

Jim Marsoobian
Staff Writer

MVHS has a fun Winter Formal planned for the end of February, so here are some of the details.

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Well, there are a lot of things happening at our high school, including the soon-approaching 2022 MVHS Winter Formal. The event will be taking place on Saturday, February 26th at the MVHS campus, and the dress code is semi-formal. It will also start at 7 PM.
Tickets will be up for sale on Monday, February 7th, and will be available in the campus Student Store, as well as the online Web Store. A discount on the tickets will be given to those who have an ASB card. An ID card is needed to purchase the tickets, and also for admission into the dance. However, free tickets will be given out to those who have the most-liked picture on the @mvhs.proposal account on Instagram, where students send in photos of their proposals.

→tip from the writer: I’ve noticed that the most-liked Instagram photos tend to be funny. So when you’re about to propose to that person you’ve had your eye on, think of something that will make them laugh! Chances are, it will make the Instagram population of our school laugh, too.

After much anticipation, the mysterious Winter Formal theme was finally revealed. The theme for this year’s winter formal is “Lights, Camera, WOFO.” The Hollywood-inspired theme was revealed in a video posted on the @mvhs.asb Instagram account when some of the ASB students went to Los Angeles for the big reveal.
“What in the world am I supposed to wear to a “Lights, Camera, WOFO” dance?” you may be wondering. Well, this theme actually allows for a lot of creativity in your attire. For a Hollywood look, go for something bold and outrageous. Maybe wear something with sparkles and shine, or something with stars (get it? stars? lol). Colorful suits and ties, shiny jewelry, bright, sparkly dresses… trust me, there are options out there.

→tip from the writer: Wearing something red-carpet-ready is a must, but make sure you’re also comfortable in your outfit (especially those shoes!). When I went to the Homecoming dance, I got these beautiful black heels and they made me super tall. But when I got there, I had to take them off and my friend ended up carrying them in his pocket the whole night. Wear comfy shoes, please, you’ll thank me later.

There’s also dinner to consider. Going on a romantic dinner with your date before the dance is a high school tradition. But as teenagers, it’s hard to find somewhere nice that doesn’t leave you broke afterward. So, some of the best pre-Winter Formal dinner options are, in my opinion, Cheesecake Factory, Avila’s El Ranchito, California Pizza Kitchen, Olive Garden, and Sushi Ramen House. And of course, you could go to In-n-Out, because that’s what a hamburger’s all about.

→tip from the writer: For you fellow vegetarians and vegans who always struggle with eating out and ordering from restaurants, try Veggie Grill! Their totally vegan menu has a ton of delicious options, and your meat-eating friends will probably enjoy it, too.

Overall, this Winter Formal should be pretty fun. Whether going with a date, a friend, or alone, I hope you have an amazing time!

Super Bowl Sunday Recipes

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Super Bowl Sunday Recipes

Rebekah Choi
Staff Editor

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It’s the time of the year, where everyone comes together on the couch and waits for that special moment to come. It’s not Christmas, it’s the Super Bowl! 

Watching the super bowl is the time for binge-watching football and betting on which team will win. Of course, it isn’t the Super Bowl without snacks.

Superbowl snacks are the highlight of enjoying the Super Bowl at home. If you don’t have an idea of what to bring or make, here are some ideas on Superbowl snacks. 

If you’re going for something girthy, why not try a taco layered dip. This dip contains everything that you would probably find in a taco except without the tortilla. 

For the ingredients, you will need cream cheese, sour cream, taco seasoning, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, shredded cheddar cheese, diced onions, avocado, diced chiles, and any chip of your choice. Some ingredients are optional if you are not a big fan of some.

The steps are very simple since there is no cooking involved, but you mix the taco seasoning with the cream cheese then add the rest. It may depend on the amount you’re serving so you use as many of the ingredients as you need in any order.

This recipe is also very filling since it includes a lot of ingredients that can feed your whole family, including distant cousins, grandfathers, aunts, uncles, anyone, and keep them full.

The next recipe is a rather unique drink that includes orange juice, fruit, and Sprite. It may sound a little odd but trust the process. 

The drink is like I said, orange juice, Sprite, and any fruits you want. Any fruit can go in, grapes, kiwis, and strawberries are the most preferred but anything can go in.

This drink is very refreshing and very easy to make, so people can have large portions of it. The prep time for this drink is also very short. It would take about ten to fifteen minutes maximum to prepare this drink.

This next snack is something you may be familiar with. A mixture of chocolate, Chex mix, powdered sugar, and Oreos called puppy chow or muddy buddies or anything. 

This snack is very popular among little kids or children, so if you have any younger siblings or young cousins visiting, this snack should be perfect. Or if you enjoy something crunchy and sweet this is perfect for you.

The key ingredients you need are Chex mix, some chocolate chips, and powdered sugar. If you want something more, some Oreos are in the mix are a great addition.

First, you will need to get your chocolate chips and melt them on the stove or microwave then mix them with your Chex mix in a plastic bag, then add some powdered sugar and shake your bag to coat the Chex mix. Of course, if you want you can add some crushed Oreos as well.

The Superbowl wouldn’t be the same without anything good to munch on. So if you are having a hard time thinking of which snacks to make, consider these tasty snacks to share with your family. 

 

COVID-19 update

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COVID-19 update

Sofia Araujo
Sports Editor

Covid-19 still at large, taking the world by storm, once again…

     Covid has taken a toll on our world as we know it. And with multiple cases being reported daily, A steady stream of panic has dispersed itself throughout the world. 

     Case wise, we are averaging 43,532 daily. Covid cases are rising quickly and rapidly. Just this January there were 10.8 million unvaccinated deaths in California alone. Death rates are at a total of 120 daily in California with 80,539 total. 

     Mask mandates are being lifted with many people fighting for mask removal. At the moment, four states plan to lift their mask mandates: Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey and Oregon. Although the CDC still recommends mask wearing indoors many people around the world are protesting the mask mandates.

     With plentiful vaccines and dropping case numbers, a growing portion of the U.S. population has decided to simply live with the coronavirus and move on.

     The coronavirus is said to complete its time as a disease like the flu, It will probably never go away, but there are ways to prevent it if you choose to. 

     In other news regarding the coronavirus, the new variant, Omicron, is said to have infected deer in New York. White-tailed deer on Staten Island were found carrying the highly transmissible Omicron variant of the coronavirus, marking the first time the variant has been reported in wild animals. This is very big news; we have not seen this before on any wild animal. 

     The Omicron variant is said to be way more contagious than the original COVID-19. It has infected millions worldwide making cases skyrocket. 

     With many people still unvaccinated, cases continue to rise and deaths have also risen. A brief look at a chart of covid cases last month we can see a huge increase of unvaccinated people receiving the highly contagious variant. 

     Though there is still a high number of unvaccinated people, many people are choosing to get vaccinated. This is a plus because it is lowering the numbers of deaths and cases as much as it can.

     There are, as of today, over 212 million vaccinated people throughout the United States. With it being more than half of our population, 64.4%.

     California is the leader of the pack with, as of today, over 8,627,403 cases. The United States also still has the highest number of contracted victims in comparison to any other country. 

     March 13th, 2022 will mark the two year anniversary of mask wearing and the time as we know it as “when the whole world shut down”. Almost two years later and this virus is still beating our world.

     The coronavirus is still at large but day by day numbers are decreasing. Some days numbers are higher than others but there are also days when numbers are extremely low. With the world now there is hope of beating this virus.

Should Books Be Banned Across America?

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Should Books Be Banned Across America?

Soheil Khatib Ghavami
Staff Writer

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Recently across America there has been a widespread school districts banning books. There were around 330 reports of book challenges last year and they are currently still being challenged. However books should not be banned or even be challenged for many different reasons.

Books should not be banned due to the fact that the reason we got our freedom was to be able to have the freedom of press and speech. Therefore we should be able to have more explicit books available to the public. The argument is that children shouldn’t be exposed to such content and there is an easy fix: manage what your kid is reading.  It shouldn’t be the author or schools fault that those books are available to be read, it is a much easier fix to just watch your kid than try banning the book entirely.  Furthermore, if a school is teaching a book that you do not want your child to read you can opt them out and have them separately be assigned a different book. 

Another reason why books should not be banned is because if a book is being taught in school then it is probably beneficial to at least learn some of the concepts of the book. Just because there might be inappropriate things in a book doesn’t mean that they should be repeated. Kids should already know what’s good and bad. The books can be really good because they might make a kid even more interested because they feel more grown up now. As long as they’re taught not to repeat the things they hear in the book that are bad, the books are actually very good for their education.  The books can also help them mature at a faster rate for their age.

In conclusion, we should not be attempting to ban books and we should stop trying to make them a negative influence instead of the positiveness that it could bring. Therefore we should keep reading the books that we are assigned and not be childish or immature about it.

An Afternoon With Mission Viejo’s New Punk Band: Connection Error

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An Afternoon With Mission Viejo’s New Punk Band: Connection Error

Jason Hatfield
Entertainment Editor

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      “Don’t set yourself up for rejection, this is going to be great. I know I got this motherfucker, this is going to be great” announces Muggy, lead bassist and vocalist for Connection Error before launching into their warm up song.

      It’s a roaring sound from the Mission Viejo based band, Muggy’s busy bass playing and aggressive melodicism, Sam Slater’s cutting guitar lead and clean backup vocals, and the pounding force behind the drumset from Cayden Lee.

     

     Connection Error, a band led by two Mission Viejo High School students as well as a Laguna Hills High School student was founded in July of 2020. 

     Drummer Cayden and bassist Muggy explain how the band started. Muggy explains, “Cayden and I met in 4th grade. We were best friends.” The two drifted apart and Muggy explains that he thought Cayden had eventually moved to Texas, where he’d been planning on moving for some time.

     To both of their surprise, they met again in 8th grade through mutual friends. Muggy elaborates, “we really didn’t recognize each other at first. I knew he played drums and I played guitar, so we started playing together.”

     As for Sam, she met Muggy through a simple conversation over social media. It started from a response to one of Muggy’s guitars he posted on his social media, eventually leading to the two joining up with Cayden and forming what is now Connection Error, originally called Existential Crisis Club, changing their name a few months after forming.

     As for their music, they’d describe themselves as punk and grunge, but they definitely aren’t tied to that sound.

     Muggy states, “What we are trying to do right now is define ourselves with our first album”. Muggy goes on to explain that they will then expand upon their sound with further releases and experiment in different directions.

     As for musical heroes, each member has their own. Cayden is heavily influenced by Phil Elverum (of Microphones and Mount Eerie) for his songwriting, as well as Zach Hill (Death Grips and Hella) for his playing.

     Muggy’s vocal performance is deeply influenced by Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day), a musical hero of his. He explains that from a young age, he’d attempted to replicate his sound which has helped shape his style today.

     As for Sam, her uncle played a major role in her pursuit of music, particularly in her originally picking up the guitar. She also explains another reason for her interest in punk particularly. “There weren’t as many girls in the punk community, it made me want to pursue it more.”

     Connection Error has been hard at work writing material. Cayden explains, “we have a bunch of rough drafts and two songs that we completed. I’d say as far as our upcoming EP, we have everything written.” Sam adds, “it’s honestly difficult being in a band while being a high school student in a global pandemic because it makes things unpredictable. It’s still definitely fun though.”

     When writing, Muggy explains their process rather bluntly: “fuck around and find out. We’re taking a bunch of pieces that we thought were interesting and assembling them together.”

     Muggy also explains his emotion to their music: “rage, I always turn to music when I’m pissed. When it comes to music, it’s to send a message to people that I sometimes hate.”

      Sam adds, “When we are playing as a band, even though it could be stressful, it’s really cool to put all of our emotions down and it’s really helpful.”

     As for goals for their band, Muggy admits, “I don’t really wanna become famous where we are playing large gigs… I like the interaction with the crowd. I don’t want to become famous to the point where we have a billboard of us. I just want enough money to live in an apartment.”

    Cayden explains, “the goal of music for me is expressing yourself in a non-traditional, unusual way. If people don’t usually relate to the way you express yourself, if you put it out as music, there will be people that it will resonate with.”

     

     At the end of practice, The band runs through one more of their tunes. It’s a cover of “Last Caress” by The Misfits.

     The song starts with a sustained guitar chug from Sam with a loud shouting intro. The band comes in firing; Muggy enters with “I’ve got something to say, I killed a baby today!” Cayden’s drumming is aggressive, but tight. There’s a true connection between the musicians that can only be heard in person.

     By encapsulating a gritty punk sound  through their music and lyricism, Connection Error is surely a band to keep a watch for. Stay tuned for their new single and debut EP coming spring.

No, a New Year is not a new you

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No, a New Year is not a new you
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     “New Year, new me,” that’s the first lie everyone tells themselves. Albeit this happens every single year; the cause of it all– is the new year. The time where everyone celebrates when a piece of floating rock does a full cycle around a ball of hot gas. With weird holidays comes weird traditions; the most famous of all being New Year Resolutions. People often set new year resolutions such as not eating as much junk food only to find out they spent $56.78 on it a month later. Once they feel bad about themselves they end up spiraling into an abyss of bad habits.

     Either that happens or people abandon their resolutions and keep doing what they said they wouldn’t do anymore. Resolutions don’t help the majority of people because people are either too lazy to keep track of their goals or they have a horrible memory which causes their resolution to be like an on and off relationship. 

     Another reason why they don’t work is that people usually use extremely general goals. This includes being healthier or working out more but in reality, that doesn’t help at all. This is because being healthier could mean no food from this one place, going to sleep earlier, or even eating a salad once in a while. There are just too many factors to keep track of at once. New Year’s resolutions don’t work at all since the majority of people will never be specific enough to even accomplish their year goal.     

     Other times people have goals, but most of these goals are just popular goals and not goals that they would want to do. It’s like taking someone who plays basketball and making them practice for soccer,  it just doesn’t make sense and ends up being a disaster. 

    Without any sense of desire, a person has no reason to feel obligated to fulfill “their” so-called goals.

     Not only do people lack in detail but also in motivation. Everyone gets it at some point- where they just want to be on their phone, sleeping, or watching TV.  Though most of the time, people stay in these slumps and that doesn’t help them have success unless their goal is to be a professional couch potato. 

    The most common example would be studying to get better grades because most people don’t want to study and instead want to hang out with friends or whatever they do in their free time. Not that socializing is bad or anything, there are plenty of people who probably need to work on it a bit more, but if it gets to the point where they stray from their goals because of it then it doesn’t exactly help.

     Most people who have common sense don’t even care about resolutions and usually pay no mind to even think about making one. Most of their New Year resolutions end up being something they could finish in a week at most. Just because resolutions can work doesn’t mean that they do work for the majority of people.

The Truth about New Year’s Resolutions, and Why They Work.

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The Truth about New Year’s Resolutions, and Why They Work.

Megan Leboff
Staff Writer

With the start of the new year, many are wondering if they should even bother with resolutions; here’s why you should.

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     It happens every year. People gathered around the tv, waiting in anticipation for that giant, fabulous ball in New York to drop. When it finally does, people cheer, noisemakers go wild, and corks fly off champagne bottles. The official start of the New Year. But this time around, many people have ditched a crucial next step: new year’s resolutions. 

     Many will tell you they don’t work, that they’re just an ephemeral manifestation of our regrets of last year; the things we hoped to accomplish but never got around to it. But resolutions can be so much more than that, if you do them right. 

     The most common mistake made by resolutioners is setting their goals too high. Maybe it’s doubling your salary, or working out every day. Sometimes, these goals are simply unachievable. And while setting your goals high at the very start of the new year may seem like a good idea, once you get around to it, it is exceedingly likely you’ll get overwhelmed, and simply give up.

     With so many people frustrated seeing as their resolutions for last year didn’t come true, you might be wondering: how do you do new years resolutions right? 

     Let me set a scene for you: It’s 11:00 pm, an hour before the new year. The LeBoffs are sitting in the living room laughing, crafting, and occasionally glancing at the New Years celebration entertainment on TV. They’re making vision boards — filling the once blank poster with pictures that embody their goals, and embellishments that make it their own. 

     Everybody’s is different; my mom had 4 big printed pictures on her’s, covering the rest in glitter, while mine was filled end to end with pictures. My dad even drew his own pictures (adding googly eyes of course). And when the ball finally dropped in New York, we presented our posters to the family. 

      We kept it vague, so, for example, I had a picture of a gym. Instead of saying “I’m going to work out every single day” I simply said “I’d like to work out more”

     Then, once the night had come to a close, we all hung up our vision boards in a spot we would see nearly every day — a constant reminder of what we would like to achieve. A year later; I can tell you that every single thing on my vision board was fulfilled. Same thing for the rest of my family. Those vision boards really worked. 

     They served as a gentle reminder throughout the year to get my life together, and possibly even make it better. There were no overwhelming feelings, no crazy expectations, just pictures on a board. 

     Now of course a vision board isn’t required in order to make your new year’s resolutions, but there are a few things that will make your resolutions more likely to succeed. First, make your goals vague. You never know what is going to happen in the new year, so you need your resolution to be adaptable. 

     Second, keep your resolutions close to you throughout the year. The only reason I was able to complete my goals is because I was reminded of them every day. 

      And finally, know that you’re not perfect. You’re not going to complete your goals in a day, and some days, you may even feel like you went backwards. But stick with it, and by the end of the year, you’ll find yourself to be a better person than you were a year before.

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