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To Mothers All Over the World
Mother’s Day is an event that is celebrated to honour, love and respect our mothers globally. It is usually celebrated on the second Sunday of the month May. Although in many countries it is celebrated in Ferbruary, March and April as well.
A Mother is that woman who gives birth to us, raises us, listens to us, smiles at us and tells us that it is okay every time there is something wrong; gives us breakfast, makes dinner for us, listens to us when we yell at her telling her that we want something better to eat, pats our backs when we don’t get the first place in our class and tells us that we did great anyway, buys good clothes for us. In short she is always there for us and wants what is best for us because she knows us more than anyone else in this world.
Without moms we would be nothing. She is our best friend when we need one. She is a good listener when we need someone to talk to. She has our back when other people stab it. She is one in a million.
A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people,
promptly announces she never did care for pie. ~Tenneva Jordan
To mothers all over the world: Happy Mother’s Day! You deserve not just one day but all 365 days of our lives. Because you dedicate yours to your children.
To mothers all over the world: May you all smile because your children give you reasons to. Just like you give us a reason to smile each time we look at you and are relieved that you are there.
To mothers all over the world: Thank you. 
Written by: Amna Javed
English Literature: King Arthur
- A tapestry depicting King Arthur c. 1385
King Arthur and his band of 40 knights is a story that is familiar to most of us. One way or another, we have heard of his deeds and name. From the setting Excalibur in the stone, to the great magician Merlin, to Sir Lancelot and his quest for the Holy Grail; this is one tale that has been retold many times in many different ways.
Remembrance Day in London
A few days ago, on November 11, Remembrance Day was celebrated throughout the world. I had the chance to witness it in London.
The day is about honoring the fallen during the different wars throughout time. It began after World War I ended on November 11, 1918. The poppy is a symbol for Remembrance Day from the poem “In Flanders Fields”. These poppies bloomed across battlefields around the world, and their red color is an appropriate symbol for the spilled blood.
