As the Jack-o-lanterns get tossed out, the halloween decorations get put away, and thanksgiving gets forgotten about, Christmas begins to roll in! One of the most agreed best holidays of the year is Christmas, and it’s soon approaching! Every middle schooler here at TMS has different parts of Christmas that make it special to them. And different traditions that are extra unique.
What is your favorite Christmas Tradition?
- 7th grader Trinity Shaw, “Making cookies.”
- 6th grader Luke Thaxton, “Putting ornaments on the tree.”
- 8th grader Sophia Daul, “Probably when we go look at Christmas lights.”
- 8th grader Kaiden Fuller, “Shopping for the Christmas tree.”
- 8th grader Wesley Vega, “Opening Presents.”
- 8th grader Braydon Prickett, “If it’s on, watching football.”
What is your favorite Christmas food?
- Trinity Shaw, “Key lime pie.”
- Luke Thaxton, “Lamb.”
- Sophia Daul, “My mom’s cheesecake.”
- Kaiden Fuller, “I just normally drink hot chocolate.”
- Wesley Vega, “Hot chocolate.”
- Braydon Prickett, “Cookies.”
What do you want for Christmas this year?
- Trinity Shaw, “An E-bike.”
- Luke Thaxton, “Only money.”
- Sophia Daul, “A new vanity.”
- Kaiden Fuller, “A cat.”
- Wesley Vega, “3D printer.”
- Braydon Prickett, “Just clothes.”
What is your favorite gift that you’ve received for Christmas?
- Trinity Shaw, “A trampoline.”
- Luke Thaxton, “A hoverboard.’
- Sophia Daul, “E-bike.”
- Kaiden Fuller, “A phone.’
- Wesley Vega, “Nintendo Switch.”
- Braydon Prickett, “Probably a Play Station.”
With one hand we wave goodbye to fall and thanksgiving, and with the other we wave hello to Christmas. The wonderful lights, the smell of peppermint, and the wintery coziness that this holiday brings are just some of the things that make it so special. It also brings us close to our family and friends and excites us for the new year. Merry Christmas!
Trinity Shaw, Luke Thaxton, Braydon Prickett, Wesley Vega, Kaiden Fuller, Sophia Daul:
