Eastory of Chocolate

Eastory of Chocolate

Origins of Easter Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection was observed on the first Sunday following the full moon after the vernal equinox. The vernal equinox marks the beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere. The exact origins of Easter are complex and involve a combination of Christian and Pagan traditions. Pagan Influences Easter's timing aligns with ancient spring celebrations, intertwining with pagan customs and symbols associated with fertility and renewal. Across various cultures, spring festivals marked the rejuvenation of life, featuring symbols like eggs and rabbits to denote fertility. The tradition…
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Reflection

Reflection

Mirror, mirror on the wall, Who’s the fairest of them all? I hear the banging of thunder Allowing the whispers of others; And all you do is unfold Those tempted thoughts tenfold. Mirror, mirror on the wall, Is there one fairest of them all? All shall live with the same ease And all breathe this gentle breeze; Yet none of our faces are the same While our aim is just the same.
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Theatre Production: Everything you Need to Know

Theatre Production: Everything you Need to Know

As usual, the Theatre club will be sharing with us a wonderful play… or should I say two plays? They will be performing a mix of plays by Neil LaBute, alternating every scene. The Shape of Things and Reasons to Be Pretty are part of the playwright’s trilogy of works on body image. The plays are from the early 2000s and have been described as hard-edged comedy. Our troupe has also taken the artistic liberty to feminize certain characters. The Shape of Things is a modern reimagining of Adam and Eve. Gentle Ada (Adam), through her relationship with experienced and…
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