grad.

[Shadow]

I do believe reality has just hit. After years of aggravation, homework, and hall passes it's graduation time.

Of course like any other person I know, at the beginning of the year it was all "Yeah I'm a SENIOR, gettin' outta here!" Now everyone is realizing, we may never see half of these people for the rest of our lives! The people you've grow up with, the people who've watched you go from a little kid on the playground, to the point of being a teenager, finally to a young adult about to go to college. The people you've shared the good and bad times with. The people with you to win first place throughout your entire division class. The same people who were there cheering the football team on and played the 'Fight Song' a hundred times over! I'm really going to miss a bunch of people!

Reality sucks sometimes!

[Laurasia]

Hi Stitch.

I didn't have that problem in High School because I didn't really have many friends in high school. I did, however, experience exactly what you are describing when I had my 8th grade graduation from Catholic school. We were all moving on to different schools. Some also Catholic, some (like mine) public...so it was rather tearful. I know what you mean. You can all stay in touch through various means though...letters, phone, email, etc. And remember, you don;t have to wait for your High School reunion to get back together just throw one for yourselves.

And congratulations on your upcoming graduation sweety! ~hugs~

Sincerely,
Laurasia

[Shadow]

Aww... thank you Laurasia. There is so much more to it, I just didn't post it here. Instead it's on Myspace where most of my friends are.

[Brandybuck]

Stitch,

I know what you mean. Like Laurasia, I really did not have many friends in high school, but the ones I did have I really missed for awhile after graduating. Rest assured, however..if you are close enough with your friends, you will continue to hang out with them..even though you are no longer in school.

[Shadow]

Half of them I really don't care to keep in touch with! But the one's that count, I will.