Thankful for a Classmate

This year I am thankful for many things. Among those are my friends in my English class. Eric is a really funny guy and a good friend to have, especially since we have so many classes together this year. We both share similar interests and work well together in class. He has a great personality to compliment all of this.

I am also thankful that Rivka is in my class because she is super smart and funny. Every year since 7th grade she has been in at least one of my classes, usually Spanish, however this year she is in my English class.We often do group work together, which we complete super fast.

Finally, I would like to thank Adam and Sally for making the class more fun and lively with their endless questions and comments. Without them the class would not be as great.
Thank you everyone for making up this wonderful class, I hope everyone has a great thanksgiving!

Principles to Keep

I think the most important principle to keep are morals. They are what make us human. They set standards for us; something to follow bye. Like guidelines morals keep us civilized and are usually an unwritten set of beliefs of what a person thinks is right. Morals can make us caring to others, which is needed in the world in the Road. In fact, they characterize us and shape us to who we are. If people kept the same morals they had before the apocalypse, they would be caring to each other and helpful. This would prevent many of the deaths that run rampant in the world. Therefore, morals are essential and should be kept.