aditi's simple thoughts (original)

    Today's post is about social media like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, etc. Should kids be allowed on social media?       Kids are allowed to have social media to communicate with friends. Social media is way for relatives far away to communicate, like me. Skype and FaceTime help me talk and see my family and cousins. It can also help update people on fundraisers and ways to get involved in their community.       But social media has its downsides, too. More time spent on the internet can reduce family time, and therefore interfere with activities. It can cause kids to be lazy and irresponsible. Their eyes can get strained and soon they would need glasses.     So, should kids be allowed on social media? My answer is yes. If kids can manage the time spent on posting pictures on Instagram and such, they should be allowed. But they should be aware that social media is a privilege, and therefore can be taken away. The real decision is upon the parents. If parents

      Hola, amigos (hello)! Feliz Dia Mundial de la Poesia (Happy Wolrd Poetry Day)! Lo siento, no he publicado en mucho tiempo (sorry I haven't posted in a long time). Esparamos que disfrute de mi poema (hope you like my poem). Todo esto es en espanol en (all of this is in Spanish). Utilice el traductor de Google (I used Google Translate). What should have been sunshine Turned into snow;   What should have been laughter Turned into boredom; Spring's arrival is a shocker A major storm took over the light; "Why now?", everyone asks, Winter is gone for the year; My answer is: Winter's final gift is deliverd, To make up for the lost fun of last winter It's not much, but it reflects the strange weather the day after the vern al equinox.