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 (Copy and paste your completed response from Writable into your blog).

Over the break I spent time with my family, made many demos, and went to Crystal River. We had a Hanukkah party at my Bubbie's house. Where many of my relatives came to. I recorded some music demos by myself, and two with some friends. Lastly I went to Crystal River in Florida for the New Year, and saw some manatees.


The first goal I hope to achieve in 2026 is to get an "A" in all my classes. This goal is important to me since I got a lot of B's last year, and that is not usual for me. To achieve this goal, I will study more for test, and quizzes. I hope to achieve this by holding an "A" until the end of the school year.

The second goal I hope to achieve in 2026 is to get a 1300 on my SAT. This goal is important since it will allow me to get scholarships for large sums of money. I will achieve this goal by studying and doing practices SAT. I hope to achieve this by the end of the school year.


The third goal I hope to achieve in 2026 is to create an album. This goal is important because I want to create a good portfolio for college. I will achieve this goal by creating a full recording in Reaper. I hope to achieve this by the end of the summer.


The fourth goal I hope to achieve in 2026 is to play above the staff on trumpet. This goal is importants because getting good at trumpet means I can easly play other brass instruments. I will achieve this goal by practicing every week. I hope to achieve this by the end of the school year.

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