In 2–3 well-developed sentences, reflect on how you spent your Holiday Break. Then, identify four personal you would like to achieve this year and briefly explain why each goal is important to you

 Prompt Response: My break went well I spent a lot of time relaxing and going out with friends. I spent Christmas Day with family and we had a feast and presents. On New Years me and my family exploded fireworks. Over all I enjoy this break but it went too quick in my opinion. 

The first goal that I want to achieve this year is to save up for a car. This goal is important because it will make transportation a lot easier for me, and it will allow me to become more independent. To accomplish this goal, I will save up at least $500-1000 a month. By May 2026, I plan to have finished my goal.

The second goal that I want to achieve this year is to become fluent in French. This goal is important because I'm planning later in life to travel to France for vacations. To accomplish this goal, I will do at least an hour or two of French daily lessons. By May 2026, I plan to have finished my goal.

The third goal that I want to achieve this year is to gain weight. This goal is important because I'm done with being skinny and want to be around 150 or 180 pounds. To accomplish this goal, I will eat around 3,500-4,000 calories daily and exercise a lot. By May 2026, I would like to weigh at least 150 pounds.

The fourth goal that I want to achieve this year is to get all A's in all my classes. This goal is important because last semester I got 2 B's with one class almost becoming an A. To accomplish this, I will try my very best on tests and quizzes and turn all my work in on time.


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