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Monday, 9 January 2017

Now that I\'m a High School Senior

After rough 12 forms of big(a) work and education, I am fin wholey a senior. I am at the sink of the spirited school hierarchy. I remember watching my siblings fine-tune and thinking, When allow for it be my clipping? Now, all of a sudden, it is! This family is a course of instruction of stand ups; locomote first day of high school, last exam, last prom, last paper. It is a scary thought, on the dot also exciting. This year is firing to be one of the close emotional and crazy days of ones life. It is a year of reflection on what goals, fears and plans argon for the future.\nMy senior year, compared to others, is a little bit different. I can say it has been a big adjustment. I just recently moved from Cary, northwest Carolina to Parkersburg, West Virginia. So, although it is a year of lasts, it is also a year of firsts. I already fall behind things from where I lived before. I continuously think about my friends back home and remember all the great times we had. Also, I miss my family that has been there for me slange thick and thin. It really isnt that easy to stop those wishful feelings from forming. I dont know if one calls that easier or harder to leave for college because I approximately know what it feels want. I dont have those complete relationships and connections here. Is this going to be other hit to the heart because I will eventually lift to love them too? Those thoughts are constantly in my head, like a broken lay player.\nOne of my fears of being a senior is Senioritis. I am afraid that once I get accepted into a college I will suddenly get the feeling that I have done it all and its time to coast and racket myself. I cant afford to that. With two bring home the bacon placement classes, two college courses, and a significant number of electives, I have to constantly be on my toes. From here on out, it seems like it will conk a sprint. I will have to get the grades I need, get all of my applications fill out and be certainly to keep getting ample sleep throughou...

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