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WHYVILLE HELP : GALLERY : DR. LEILA : SEARCH : SUBMIT : STAFF : HOME Mar 22, 2009

 

Ten Years Through the Eyes of a Citizen

Jank03 has Amanda share her story.

Hey there Whyvillians! Well this month as we all know, Whyville turned 10! That's one whole decade! So using this as inspiration I have decided to talk to Whyville's second oldest active Whyville citizen - Amanda. As many of you don't know, the account Amanda was transferred to Eden, who is the Amanda's sister. Please be aware of this.

So earlier this week I caught up with Amanda (Eden) to talk about the years that have passed. I started with a few questions then she went through and explained each year in her eyes.

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   PEOPLE
Little Miss Beauty
Ocean10kv writes about real-life beauty contests.

   HOT TOPICS
How Whyville Stacks Up
UnclGhost compares Whyville to other websites.

   SCIENCE CHICAGO
Happy 20th Birthday to the Web
DrRabiah says, "Happy Birthday" to the thing we all love and use on a daily basis.

   WHY HISTORY
History in the Making
Rairai21 shares her Whyville memories.

   PEOPLE
Deserving, Again
Taffii washes her hands clean of love.

 

 

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Fun With Fashion
Mspacman1 starts a new series about Whyville's fashion.

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Back Attack
Nerdishh shares a story as a warning to every student out there.

   WHY HISTORY
Old Whyville Days
Mylo9810 reflects on her time on Whyville.

   PEOPLE
Last Breaths
Monet1616 shares her deepest feelings.

   CREATIVE WRITING
Everything Will Start to Shine
by ImForLove

For The Catholics: Lent

Dalygirl reflects on the meaning of Lent.

Author's Note: If you are not Catholic/Christian, I suggest you still read the article. You can learn a lot about our religion and one of the most important Holy Days of Obligation. If you are a practicing Catholic/Christian, you may already know much of the contents of the article, but have you ever pondered the meaning of the actions we take? If you are Catholic/Christian but you are not currently practicing (going to church, Bible study etc.) then read the article. Hopefully you become more curious about your religion and you build up the courage to ask about our religious foundation.

I am a born and raised Catholic. I was baptized into the church when I was a baby, received First Holy Communion and First Reconciliation while I was in second grade. I attend mass every Sunday, as well as with my school each Wednesday. I live by my faith and for my one true God. Being apart of the church is nothing I am ashamed of, and I truly am blessed to be able to celebrate the Eucharist each and every day, whether it is through mass, religious psalms, or religion class. It is who I am.

But this time of year is a unique time of year. This time of year is called Lent.

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