And Yes, I graduated from HIGHSCHOOL last March 29. How does it feel like to be an officially highschool graduate? I feel pretty badass!
I can still remember myself back when I was just a freshman. I was a total annoying, emotional, dramatic, and whatever adjectives that is to call a total "INNOCENT GROWING UP GIRL WITH MOOD SWINGS". I was that girl. I always wanted attention. I spend most of the time on the internet.Posting pictures, editing and whatnots. And also because of that I got in trouble. Particularly, blogging. But the incident never stopped me from doing what I like. I learned from it. Sophomore year came, I transferred school.
It was my most memorable year. I met new people. I become really different. My perspective in life definitely changed. It was the people around me and also the school that helped me change myself. I become more interested in studying and facing the books. I found fascination in numbers and words. I become more timid. From that overconfident kikay girl to a serious timid type of girl. People take me more seriously.
Junior year.I was the president of our class. We were a united group. There were lesser misunderstanding and more understanding of each other's fault. My relationship with each of my classmates grew and I become more attached to them. But this was actually my lazy year, I can still remember. Bad habits started. Not that I smoke or drink, it's just that I didn't felt like giving my best in studying. My grades were on that consistent track but not on the highest. Nevertheless, I was contended with myself and my achievements.
It felt just like yesterday when I started Senior Year. And then in popping boom, it suddenly ended.Senior Year is actually the most busy and saddest year. Every activity with your classmates will be emotional. Emotional because it'll be the last. Last year in highschool. Last year with them. /lastlast. Time will fly so fast, you will barely notice it. The best part though, you will learn to let go of things. This year, I got what I actually been aiming to. I passed my entrance exams for college. I received awards in graduation. My family is proud of me. What's not to be glad about? except that for the next school year, I will not be seeing the same people I was used to seeing.
Honestly, I was actually glad leaving highschool but not my Alma Mater. Guess that even make sense.
