Personal Narrative: My Year Was Insane

This year was insane. As I reflect upon my year, it still astounds me that I managed to muddle through. It was calming knowing I had a few laudable and precocious mentors to help guide me through this year, for which they nearly made up for the actions of those inexorable people. Aside from the incompetent and avid acquaintances, many factors made this inscrutable place a little less scary. I can’t speak for others, but I loved this year, and truly wonder how I will be able to leave such munificent teachers, new-found friends, and an amazing curriculum behind. Not to say I did not have my troubles at times, but this year turned out to be one of the best I could ask for. Until I began looking back on my year, I never realized how much I changed. I walked into this school bright eyed and bushy tailed, into this new and querulous place, full of excitement and wonder. It never occurred to me that it would be any formidable, or could be any better. I was ready for just another year, same studying, same homework, but then we started getting into the swing of things. There I was, young and naïve, when this thing called …show more content…
I am working on becoming less meticulous and being more opportune with my time management. It’s a shame this capricious year must fade into the sunset, but I will treasure the memories I have made with my friend and the knowledge my teachers bestowed upon me for my whole life. I am just a plebian girl going to school like anyone else, but I could not ask for a better school, with better people, or more qualified and apollonian teachers that surround us in our everyday lives. This year has been insane, but I’m glad it was. It made it exciting, incredible, and I could not be prouder to be a part of our wonderful Emmaus High School, because I think I did just