Monthly Archives: December 2011
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Christmas
Posted on December 29, 2011 by Jennifer in Blog Post.Christmas is the most magical time of the year, full of happiness, excitement, dreams and most importantly great food. It is a time where families gather, to experience the festive season. Christmas is a yearly celebration which takes place on the 25th of December and is a commemoration of the birth of Christ.
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What are we doing to the Planet?
Posted on December 28, 2011 by Jennifer in Blog Post.Every day that we, the population destroy the world by pollution, cutting down rainforests or blowing up underground mines, a small part of me feels like the earth will eventually fight back. After years and years of torture and neglect, one day the earth will revolt. Horrific events such as the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami [...]
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Making a Food Diary
Posted on December 28, 2011 by Jennifer in Blog Post.I have decided to write about this topic as it is very much a part of my life at the moment. I have struggled when completing a food diary as I have always felt like hiding the truth about what I eat. It is embarrassing when everything you put in your mouth is scrutinized, especially [...]
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My Favourite Movies
Posted on December 8, 2011 by Jennifer in Blog Post.Movies should become favourites when they have some sort of connection or link back to your life. When I was 16 years I was doing my GCSE’s and also found my passion for theatre and performing.
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The Human Heart
Posted on December 8, 2011 by Jennifer in Blog Post.The heart is a muscle found in any animal that has a circulatory system. The heart is paramount to keeping the animal or person alive. Its job is to push blood around the body and throughout the blood vessels. The heart acts like a pump pushing the blood in a repeated, rhythmical fashion.
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Glandular Fever
Posted on December 6, 2011 by Jennifer in Blog Post.Glandular fever which is also known as the kissing disease or ‘Mono’ to Americans, is one of the hardest viruses for a person to get over. It normally begins as a sore throat or swollen glands in the arm pits and groin. It tends to get worse very quickly forming a high temperature and extreme [...]
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