1. This month honors Send a Card to a Friend Day. While greeting cards are still sold, the fashion of mailing them seems to be waning in favor of electronic communication.
   1. Write a defense for this special day, explaining why a card might mean more than an email, text, etc.
   2. If you received a card, not a birthday or holiday card from a friend, how would react? Why?
2. While much fuss is made for and about Valentines Day this month, what about Singles Awareness Day which focuses on the contributions made to our society by singles?
   1. Do you personally know of any unattached people whose contribution(s) should be honored? Tell us.
   2. Who is your favorite unattached person in history and why?
3. World Day of Quiet (February 25) occurs this month and also touched on National Day of Unplugging (March 1).
   1. Do you think either day is necessary? Answer yes or no, and explain your reasoning.
   2. If you were in charge of how to celebrate either day, what would you plan and how would you execute those plans?
   3. How do you personally plan to spend either of these days?

1. Do you have a favorite quote from a book, poem, movie, or other source?
   1. What is the quote and why is it your favorite?
   2. Like Margaret Roxby, write an imagined conversation with the person/character who produced the quote.
2. Do you have a favorite food memory from childhood?
   1. Why was it your favorite? Is it still?
   2. Maybe your memory is a hated food. Why? Do you still hate it?
3. The Holocaust is remembered this month. Prejudices seem to abound in this world.
   1. Have you ever encountered prejudice, either personally or as a witness? Tell us about the experience.
   2. What are your thoughts about the holocaust or perhaps a holocaust museum?

 

1. Do you have a favorite quote from a book, poem, movie, or other source?
   1. What is the quote and why is it your favorite?
   2. Like Margaret Roxby, write an imagined conversation with the person/character who produced the quote.
2. Do you have a favorite food memory from childhood?
   1. Why was it your favorite? Is it still?
   2. Maybe your memory is a hated food. Why? Do you still hate it?
3. The Holocaust is remembered this month. Prejudices seem to abound in this world.
   1. Have you ever encountered prejudice, either personally or as a witness? Tell us about the experience.
   2. What are your thoughts about the holocaust or perhaps a holocaust museum?

 

1. Do you have a favorite quote from a book, poem, movie, or other source?
   1. What is the quote and why is it your favorite?
   2. Like Margaret Roxby, write an imagined conversation with the person/character who produced the quote.
2. Do you have a favorite food memory from childhood?
   1. Why was it your favorite? Is it still?
   2. Maybe your memory is a hated food. Why? Do you still hate it?
3. The Holocaust is remembered this month. Prejudices seem to abound in this world.
   1. Have you ever encountered prejudice, either personally or as a witness? Tell us about the experience.
   2. What are your thoughts about the holocaust or perhaps a holocaust museum?