In the winter of 2015 I met my best friend Anisa Henry she had all the significant good qualities a best friend for life had. She was charming, intelligent, compassion, and a goal to become a doctor. Ever since I met her I’ve always been on my top game because I have always assumed our friendship was built on each other academic successes that would be the spinal cord to the gates of glory we call college. During the months we were developing our friendship I was excelling in all my classes including the ones I use to struggle with in the past. I wouldn’t blame her for my success but she was that extra push I was missing. She wasn’t my cheerleader nor my mother, but I felt as though I was in a race with so much adrenaline coursing through
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I on the other hand was number one of my class that whole year and finished all of my state testes along with my core classes. As a good friend I tried to catch her up to my speed by tutoring her or creating a schedule to submit all of her assignments, so she may finish more credits in a limited amount of time. Nothing I did worked so I decided that in order for me to graduate with my partner in success I had to slow my pace. I stretched my remaining credits as far as I can so therefor I would still be ahead but not too far from the credits she was remaining. As months went by my family and the staff of my school noticed that my pace has decreased dramatically to the point that my window for early graduation was closing like snowing falling from Florida’s clouds it was bond to die before it’s chance to …show more content…
From my freshman year in 2014 I always considered graduating in your senior year was for slackers, stars that didn’t want a brighter future but to be dim souls bond to die and be forgotten. I was a bit disappointed that a categorize myself as a slacker but that was the honest truth and I wouldn’t lie to save my soul which was now dimming. Dimming of my soul affected my personal life by making me procrastinate on getting my driver license and finishing two high school electives that I should've demolished last year in 2017. The sad thing about my senior year is that my best friend was the reason I dimmed my soul, she never asked me to risk anything for her but I always made her my extra push. I always had the stamina to complete everything I set myself to achieve I just loved having my partner in success with
I on the other hand was number one of my class that whole year and finished all of my state testes along with my core classes. As a good friend I tried to catch her up to my speed by tutoring her or creating a schedule to submit all of her assignments, so she may finish more credits in a limited amount of time. Nothing I did worked so I decided that in order for me to graduate with my partner in success I had to slow my pace. I stretched my remaining credits as far as I can so therefor I would still be ahead but not too far from the credits she was remaining. As months went by my family and the staff of my school noticed that my pace has decreased dramatically to the point that my window for early graduation was closing like snowing falling from Florida’s clouds it was bond to die before it’s chance to …show more content…
From my freshman year in 2014 I always considered graduating in your senior year was for slackers, stars that didn’t want a brighter future but to be dim souls bond to die and be forgotten. I was a bit disappointed that a categorize myself as a slacker but that was the honest truth and I wouldn’t lie to save my soul which was now dimming. Dimming of my soul affected my personal life by making me procrastinate on getting my driver license and finishing two high school electives that I should've demolished last year in 2017. The sad thing about my senior year is that my best friend was the reason I dimmed my soul, she never asked me to risk anything for her but I always made her my extra push. I always had the stamina to complete everything I set myself to achieve I just loved having my partner in success with