Well to put it simply, junior year can only be described
with one word—death. This time in particular (AP tests, ACT, and finals) marks
our looming, inevitable demise. With so much stress put on tests and grades,
it’s only natural to think the world will crumble if you get a bad score on a
test. Junior year has been a learning experience for me in the social arena. I
do not consider myself a social butterfly and have found a balance between
school and social life that suits my personality. While there may be a major
imbalance on the social side, I have realized that it doesn’t matter if I go to
a party or not because in reality I will never talk to most of these people
again.
Overall I haven’t taken that many major risks but I have
jumped out of my comfort zone by joining the tennis team. I might consider that a failure as I have only
played one exhibition match but I can truthfully say I am undefeated! Many
mistakes and failures have consumed my days. First off I have extremely slacked
off on the fitness/sports area of my life. In past years I spent my off days at
the gym or training at the Seaton Center, but junior year has experienced a
decline in fitness. I hope to return to my old ways and stay in my best shape
possible.
In the summer I hope to attend every music festival my
microscopic wallet can afford. I also hope to focus in on soccer/tennis and as
stated above, get back in shape. My goals for senior year are to get all A’s
and get out of my comfort zone and try to meet/reach out to a variety of
people. I have not concocted a plan yet because I am the queen of doing it
live. (RIP Bill O’Riley)
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