EOCblog

Before my junior year started my dad told me it would be the fastest one of my entire life, how dare dad be right all the time. This was the most demanding year of school I have ever had and also the most defining. I discovered parts of myself that I had not known before; I discovered pretty much what I do and don't want to do in college, I discovered that I can actually make friends, and I discovered how to balance large school loads with everything else I enjoy doing. Some of my failures of this year are not making NHS and not lettering in anything because I am bad at planning. But I have had a few successes in the math and social field, and hopefully the student council field. I just hope being a senior is at least as fun as being a junior.

This summer will be busier than I want it to be. I will have my first desk job (at AAA), I will have to remember to do my mentoring thing, and have to shuffle family trips and seasonal jobs into the mix. I am telling myself that I will work very hard this summer and also spend a lot of time preparing for college and learning speak german, but my parents and I both know that isnt going to happen.