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Tatted Up Titans
Tatted Up Titans
by Alissa Marcella
Amelia Stock
'What is your tattoo?: “I have a butterfly on my back, it's half flowers, half just a normal butterfly."
What is the meaning behind it?: “It is my mom's birth flower so it's kinda dedicated to her.”
Rate your pain on a scale of 1-10?: “It honestly didn’t hurt that bad, probably a 4/10.”
Jake Gasbarro
What is your tattoo?: “Roman numerals of the year 1980.”
What is the meaning behind it?: “It is the year that both of my parents were born, and I always want to be reminded of what I want to be in the future… It is a reminder to me about what I am working towards in life and the future.”
Rate your pain on a scale of 1-10?: “8/10, it wasn’t very painful when I got it, but I wish I would have thought about the placement a little bit more… overall I love it.”
Maddie Conley
What is your tattoo?: “It's a saying that says: I love you my darling.”
What is the meaning behind it?: “It is a saying my Poppie used to say to me and my sisters.”
Rate your pain on a scale of 1-10?: “3/10.”
Ellie Drummond
What is your tattoo?: “A bunny.”
What is the meaning behind it?: “When I was born, my great grandmother gave me a blanket that had bunnies on it, so I got it in honor of her.”
Rate your pain on a scale of 1-10?: “4/10.”
Mia Murray
What is your tattoo?: “It is a saying that says: Love You Always.”
What is the meaning behind it?: “My grandma always writes it at the end of her notes.”
Rate your pain on a scale of 1-10?: “6/10.”
Photo by Sugar and Sparrow
This Month's Recipe:
Oreo Balls
This Month's Recipe:
Oreo Balls
by Ally Richardson
Ingredients:
One package of oreos
8 oz of cream cheese
12 - 16 oz of chocolate (melting chocolate)
Instructions:
Take a handful of oreos, preferably 4-8 depending on the size of the food processor, and crush the oreos.
Once the oreos are all crushed, combine the oreos with the package of softened cream cheese. Mix until the ingredients are well combined.
Once the mixture is combined, scoop out small amounts and form into 1-inch balls. Place the balls on a baking sheet lined with parchment and place the baking sheet in the fridge.
Refrigerate 2-3 hours until the balls are hardened.
Melt the chocolate in the microwave in 30-second increments, stirring until the chocolate is smooth and well melted.
Take the oreo balls out of the fridge and use a fork, or two, to dip the oreo balls into the melted chocolate. Try to do these very quickly so the chocolate stays melted and the balls stay cold.
Place the chocolate covered balls back on the baking sheet and place it back in the fridge. Refrigerate for about 30 minutes until the chocolate is hardened. Serve and enjoy!
Chill Out:
The Ultimate Winter Guide
by Carrie Dynan
Are you bored in the winter after school? On the weekend? Snow days? Winter is full of hidden opportunities for fun! Here are some ideas to keep you busy until the summer sun comes back.
Weekdays
If you get out of school and have absolutely no homework, work, or sports to get to, here are some fun ideas! Get a fun drink: Dunkin and Starbucks are two very popular places to grab a coffee or refresher to quench your thirst! Cuddle up with a good movie! Make some popcorn and choose a cozy movie to fall asleep to.
Weekends
Weekends are the best time for long shopping sprees with friends or even just hanging out. Head to Derby Street or other fun shopping spots to relieve some stress, or go out to dinner to try some new foods! If you’re looking to be more productive, pick up a shift, college won’t pay for itself Seniors!
Snow days
With all of the snow days that we have been having during this crazy winter, this is a great time to catch up on some sleep. After doing that, go sledding with some friends. No one is too old for fun. Another fun thing to try is to make some homemade snacks. Try to make some hot chocolate or even ice cream using the snow outside! For something a little boring but very rewarding, finish some homework! You’ll feel so much better during the week with less work and less stress.
Freshman Rylie McKillop is wearing a black Aerie top underneath a Banana Republic jacket, with Levi jeans and white Veja sneakers.
Sophomore Maeve Shaughnessy is wearing a tan sweater from Anthropologie with black jeans from American Eagle.
Best Looks at PHS
Best Looks at PHS
by Holly Cucchi and Ella Sullivan
The Titan Times sought out some of the most stylish outfits when walking around the school. Their eyes caught three students: Senior Callie Mikkola, Sophomore Maeve Shaughnessy and Freshman Rylie Mckillop. Each has their unique style that works for them.
Senior Callie Mikkola is wearing a striped top from J Crew paired with white jeans also from J Crew, and shoes from Shoe Market.
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