In a way, everyone's high school experience is somewhat of a story. Everyone has a different point of view and nobody really knows everything about any of the other people they choose to surround themselves with. High school isn't all just about getting good grades and learning how to make friends. It's about learning how to survive life in the outside world. High school is a four year long story, so here's mine.
Freshman year, I was a pretty outgoing girl. I had a lot of friends, but only few were close to her. Even the ones that knew her best, really didn't know everything. I was kind of an accident-prone person. Scrapes, bruises and scars all over but for all the right reasons. Not a mean one in her body though I wasn't …show more content…
Probably the easiest of all her senior career. I had mastered the basics of being a strong, independent person but knew who to go to for help and never forgot about my real friends. To this day, we always hang out every chance we get, we still have each other's backs and never forget to celebrate eachother when the time comes. Being the close, tight group of friends they are, none of them are ever truly alone. The world will not always be so kind. I knew it was good to have friends like these as it will be necessary for me to go to them when the time comes. Senior year is full of its own issues and stress filled situations just like any other year, except this year...is my last. My last chance to show my school what I was made of and show everyone just how wrong they were to talk behind her back or any of my friends' backs. High school is not just a journey of the mind but of the heart. A spiritual journey guiding you to success. I had my ups and downs but learned how to avoid them when necessary. I made friends that would last a life time and learned that not everyone you meet will have the same intentions as you. Not everyone has the same heart to do what is right. Sometimes it's ok to reject people, especially when they're nothing but a pain in your life. Sometimes, there's people who do nothing but burden you. When it comes to putting friends on your back, know who to carry and who to
Freshman year, I was a pretty outgoing girl. I had a lot of friends, but only few were close to her. Even the ones that knew her best, really didn't know everything. I was kind of an accident-prone person. Scrapes, bruises and scars all over but for all the right reasons. Not a mean one in her body though I wasn't …show more content…
Probably the easiest of all her senior career. I had mastered the basics of being a strong, independent person but knew who to go to for help and never forgot about my real friends. To this day, we always hang out every chance we get, we still have each other's backs and never forget to celebrate eachother when the time comes. Being the close, tight group of friends they are, none of them are ever truly alone. The world will not always be so kind. I knew it was good to have friends like these as it will be necessary for me to go to them when the time comes. Senior year is full of its own issues and stress filled situations just like any other year, except this year...is my last. My last chance to show my school what I was made of and show everyone just how wrong they were to talk behind her back or any of my friends' backs. High school is not just a journey of the mind but of the heart. A spiritual journey guiding you to success. I had my ups and downs but learned how to avoid them when necessary. I made friends that would last a life time and learned that not everyone you meet will have the same intentions as you. Not everyone has the same heart to do what is right. Sometimes it's ok to reject people, especially when they're nothing but a pain in your life. Sometimes, there's people who do nothing but burden you. When it comes to putting friends on your back, know who to carry and who to