Does anyone remember the time when life was all about who
stole your crayons? Or the time in school when the only question to answer on
your paper was “What is 2+2”? I do, and times have certainly changed. I never
thought my high school years would pass so quickly. I also never thought I’d
end up graduating from a school whose size once frightened me. I suppose that’s
what a small town does to a person like me. I’ve never had the desire to write
about anything personal or anything at all for that matter. This obviously is
not expertly written, but I’ve personally read worse. I’m still attempting to
contemplate this senior nonsense. I cannot believe I’m a senior. I feel old
now. haha The infamous senioritis virus has already found its way to me, which
explains why I’m writing this two hours before it’s due. Senioritis and procrastination are an appalling
combination. My lack of creativity does not make anything easier for me either.
At this point in the day, my mind has completely exhausted itself. So,
farewell, adios, au revoir, and goodnight.
P.S. Here's a blast from the past :)
We better get that procrastination and senioritis under control quickly! Coming to the end of a journey like high school can be a little surreal, but enjoy the experience as much as you can (although these aren't the best years of your life - people who say things like that are full of baloney).
ReplyDeleteAnd for the record, a good deal of your 90s kid treasures were stolen from the kids of the 80s! :-)