Sometimes I’m glad things are the way they are. Everything would’ve been so different. Maybe even myself. I wonder what life would’ve been like if I stayed...and when I say stayed I mean stayed at my hometown Fort Wayne, Indiana. In 2013, I went through a big experience. My family and I have moved to Columbia City, Indiana. This decision was based around my mother because she has met the love of her life. When I found out that we were moving I was devastated. I was young and the thought of leaving all my friends, family, and the places I grew up around made it so hard on me. I was very emotional at the time and I was scared to start a new life in a place that was unfamiliar to me. This was the start to one of the biggest transitions in my life.
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The building and property alone was beyond amazing to me because I was so used to seeing schools being small, run down looking, and hardly any land around it. When I walked in I was mesmerized by the little things. Such as the architecture, rooms, hallways, and the gyms. I couldn’t believe I was in a middle school. This school was the best school I have ever walked in. Indian Springs kicks all of the Fort Wayne middle school’s out of the water. Nothing can compare to how good this school truly looked to me. I began to feel excitement and I couldn’t wait to start a new chapter! Finally that day arrived and I was a little nervous. As I looked around at the students, everyone was basically the same. There wasn’t much diversity and everyone’s style was similar. I felt like I sticked out more than everyone else because I had my own style and it was obvious I was new. Everyone kept looking at me and I could hear them whispering to their friends, “Is that the new girl?” As the day went on and more observations were being discovered, I could easily tell who all the friend groups were. Everyone was being super friendly to me and I didn’t think so many people would talk to me first thing. Some people were actually scared to talk to me because apparently I looked intimidating but in reality I’m pretty chill. All I can say is, the students here are a lot more respectful and friendly than the ones back
The building and property alone was beyond amazing to me because I was so used to seeing schools being small, run down looking, and hardly any land around it. When I walked in I was mesmerized by the little things. Such as the architecture, rooms, hallways, and the gyms. I couldn’t believe I was in a middle school. This school was the best school I have ever walked in. Indian Springs kicks all of the Fort Wayne middle school’s out of the water. Nothing can compare to how good this school truly looked to me. I began to feel excitement and I couldn’t wait to start a new chapter! Finally that day arrived and I was a little nervous. As I looked around at the students, everyone was basically the same. There wasn’t much diversity and everyone’s style was similar. I felt like I sticked out more than everyone else because I had my own style and it was obvious I was new. Everyone kept looking at me and I could hear them whispering to their friends, “Is that the new girl?” As the day went on and more observations were being discovered, I could easily tell who all the friend groups were. Everyone was being super friendly to me and I didn’t think so many people would talk to me first thing. Some people were actually scared to talk to me because apparently I looked intimidating but in reality I’m pretty chill. All I can say is, the students here are a lot more respectful and friendly than the ones back