#2

Okay, maybe I need to clarify a few things. I just finished my Freshman year in high school. Get it, got it, good. Anyway...

The last day of school is always a mixture of happiness and sadness. Happy because, well, schools over two and a half months. Sad because all those people that we actually like, we won't see for two and a half months. This thus comes with many mixed emotions that often result in us hugging a pillow in our room pondering the meaning of life (or is that just me?). 

#2-Feelings of confusion, guilt, excitement, freedom, sadness, nonsocialable, sleepiness, and daringness to travel into the beyond are all perfectly normal symptoms for the last day of school. They will quickly escalate to boredom, anticipation, and longing for homework. (Unless you're summers are like Phineas and Ferb; than be sure to wave to me from the moon.) Either way, whether for good or ill, school will be back sooner than you think. 

It's Called High School/ #1

Many of you out there might be wondering, "Why does this blog exist?" "Who cares about some teen's life?" "WHY AM I READING THIS!!??" And the answer is....

Because the thing formally known as "High School" is something we all have to slave through and, lets be honest, it can really suck at times. No one is immune, no matter how much we want to be, from the drama, cursing, sleepless nights and countless failed assignments. What can I say? It's just a part of life. High School is NOT easy and it just gets harder. 

So, as I currently endure through it, I'm going to write some...tips I guess you could say on how to make it, even if it is only a little bit, easier. 

First off, I just finished my Freshman year so most ya'll out there will probably be thinking, "What does she know?" or "Oh, she ain't seen nothin' yet." and you're right, I haven't. But I will. So the first tip I leave with you today is this: 

#1 - NEVER, for ANY circumstance, believe that High School will be easy. You're gonna have to work whether you like it or not. If you wonder why you're failing, ask yourself if you're really trying your hardest. I know some people just are not good at a certain subject but hey, maybe they just told themselves that they couldn't do it. You're attitude going into all this is key to the outcome of all of this. You're gonna make mistakes, just take the responsibility to make those mistakes successes.
(Yes, I know the sign says Middle School; this was the last day of junior high/almost freshman)