Do you have a Problem?
If so, congratulations! You're normal!
Why is a problem normal?
Because it tests your brain to find a logical solution for this problem.
It expands your borders, let you think outside the box, and best of all, improve your problem solving skills. Without problems, life will be a big bore to you. There will be no perseverance because there is no problem. You will first like it, but when the has been no problem for too long, your life will get boring. Just imagine it.
While problems can be annoying (like getting your kite stuck in a tree), it can make you think: "How do I get my kite back?" And that helps your brain "fly" to reach the kite er.... solution.
And that is why problems are super important.
Thanks for your understanding
Thanksgiving in Plymouth: Poem
Trees saying bye,
as wind blows it's leaves
The sound of crunching,
as kids run by
Adults setting up tables
made of strong wood,
as hunters shoot turkey
with a side course of chicken
Because the 2 tribes are going to meet
tomorrow
Kids making presents
to share and give to the other tribe
People helping others
harvesting crops and feeding animals
While everyone shouting timber
looking for more wood
to build shelters
for twice the population
Because the 2 tribes are going to meet
tommorrow
Night was nearing
so the kids went to bed
as it was curfew.
But still the adults were working
Because it is going to be thanksgiving tomorrow.
The next day came
and everyone was ready.
As the other tribe came,
they were greeted with gifts,
as they gave gifts
As the adults were talking to each other,
the kids greeted each other playfully,
and played games together.
When it was lunch,
the tribes had a meal,
which was enormous,
as the other tribe brought
their food too.
Everyone resumed their relaxation,
while a few hunters from each tribe
went to hunt and share tips to each other.
Finally, it was evening.
Maids set up the table, while people came
to sit down for dinner.
The appetizers came first,
making their way into the tablecloth.
After everyone had a quick taste
of the food, the big turkey came
with the leftovers from lunch.
Everyone was excited as they ate
big pieces of turkey.
Then rice pudding finally came.
After that, everyone was full.
As everyone said their goodbyes,
the other tribe left.
And that was how the first Thanksgiving went.
The End
Poem Created By: Sriram Srinivasa Kalki