{"id":7034,"date":"2013-05-14T12:20:43","date_gmt":"2013-05-14T17:20:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/social.plymouth.k12.in.us\/perspective\/?p=7034"},"modified":"2014-04-07T07:15:20","modified_gmt":"2014-04-07T12:15:20","slug":"students-discuss-their-favorite-things","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/social.plymouth.k12.in.us\/perspective\/?p=7034","title":{"rendered":"Students Discuss Their Favorite Things"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Gerard<\/a>

Gerard sitting in front of his favorite colored board, admiring the color green.<\/p><\/div>\n

By Courtney Black<\/em><\/p>\n

There are multiple qualities that can make a person who he or she is. Style, personality, and favoritism towards certain things are just a few examples of qualities.<\/p>\n

Favoritism is a simple word that could propose a big effect on someone\u2019s life. Colors, animals, sports, and movies are a few things people can favor. Sophomore Cheyenne Himes said her favorite color is \u201cpurple. Since I was little, I have been in love with that color for no reason at all.\u201d A few people, like Himes, like a color for no apparent reason. But others, like freshman Nicole Pyatskowit, enjoy colors for a specific reason. Pyatskowit said that her favorite color is \u201cpurple, because it means loyalty.\u201d A fan of green, freshman Joshua Olvera said his favorite color is, \u201cgreen, it is just a calm color.\u201d Red, blue, and yellow are the primary colors. Students at Plymouth High School were questioned about what colors they enjoyed most. Sophomore Stephanie Anderson can not keep her mind set on just one color. Anderson said that she likes, \u201canything bright because bright colors are awesome and happy.\u201d After glancing through the responses, it was obvious the color orange was extremely adored. Out of the all the choices of colors a person has, it is almost unlikely that someone can pick just one.<\/p>\n

As human beings people need food, water, and shelter to live. Since people eat food on a daily basis it might be helpful for them in they have a favorite food they enjoy to eat. Freshman Morganne Kviz said,\u201cmy favorite food would be bacon, because the world revolves around it.\u201d Enjoying American food, Makaela Mahler loves cheeseburgers because they are simple but still taste good. Another quick to make food is chicken ramen noodles; which is loved by sophomore Kristina Bannow because it is delicious. Scrolling through the responses, it is noticeable that spaghetti is a hit. Freshman Pierce Larimore and Pyatskowit both agree that spaghetti is the best food because it is amazing. \u00a0As Americans, people tend to like simple American food. Students at PHS like to broaden their choices in food. Cheyanne Schwertner picked her favorite food to be shrimp because \u201cI was always in the water and was raised on seafood.\u201d Indonesian, Chinese, Mexican, and American are just a few of the many choices people have for favorite types of food. Sophomore Stephanie Anderson said, \u201cI absolutely love Chinese and Mexican food because it is very tasty.\u201d When discussing their favorite food, multiple of students liked four course meals better than snacks. \u00a0Junior Keegan Knepper enjoys cookies because there are a lot of calories in them. Another snack lover is sophomore Shylyn Ickes. Ickes said, \u201cMy favorite food would be Cheetos because I like to make figures out of them while I eat them.\u201d<\/p>\n

\"Down<\/a>

In room 134, students can find a variety of quotations hanging on the wall.<\/p><\/div>\n

Students also have certain drinks that they favor the most. Senior Karl Pogue\u2019s favorite drink is Pepsi because, \u201cwhen I was a kid I wasn\u2019t allowed to have it and then I found it\u2019s delicious.\u201d Pogue enjoys the drink because of the restrictions he had as a child, but sophomore Andrew Gerard simply enjoys the taste. Gerard loves the taste of lemonade because \u201cit is like sour, heavenly, sunshine in a glass.\u201d<\/p>\n

Quotes sometimes have a big impact on people\u2019s lives. Himes said her favorite quote is, \u201cDon\u2019t let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.\u201d That quote was mentioned to a daughter by her father in the movie Cinderella Story. But life is like a movie without the cameras. Junior Alli Rust is lucky enough to have her male role model provide her with a quote. Rust\u2019s favorite quote is, \u201cLife is about choices.\u201d Rust said, \u201cThat is a saying my dad says a lot and he is completely right. Everything you do in life you get, you choose what choices you make whether it was the good choice or the bad choice.\u201d Advice can also come from one\u2019s religion. Mahler\u2019s quote comes from her Christian religion. Her quote is \u201cI do all things through him who strengthens me.\u201d A quote is a great way to get inspiration in someone\u2019s life when they are down in the dumps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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