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Graduation

Mon Jun 15, 2009, 5:07 PM
  • Mood: Not Impressed
  • Listening to: Nothing
  • Reading: Nothing
  • Watching: Nothing
  • Playing: Nothing
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  • Drinking: Coca Cola
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I graduated on June 13th, so I am late at this update. Had some friends in town so I had no time to sit down and write about it. Just figured I would let everyone know what’s going on in my life. Not too much.

Everyone has been asking me that famous graduation question that everyone wants to ask, but actually I don’t think they really care.

“What are you going to do now?”
...............................

I genuinely don’t know. I mean I do give them an answer, but it’s more like a plane, what I would like to do. Go to two more years of community college. Then a 4 year school, I don’t know which college yet. I will be getting a job, I hope. I will be volunteering at the Aquarium, I start on the 23rd. I will get my full drivers lenience.

See, it’s more like a list, a mission. But I don’t know where to being. I mean come on, it just ended. Right? I don’t know what to do, what to feel, I honestly never thought it would be such a big deal. I would have been just as happy if they had mailed me the damn thing. But everyone was so happy, excited, some even cried. I have yet to cry, get giddy, I’ve hardly held let alone looked at my diploma. It’s has yet to fully set in, but everyone wants to know what I am going to do now.

Give me some time to let it fully set in!

Maybe I don’t want it to set in. Maybe this is all just a dream and I will wake up in my bed tomorrow at 6am, get up, get dressed, and go to school. Listen to Mr. Suralike talk like he knows everything. Hug Mr. B and tell him how much I wish to go back to sleep.

......................But I am not that hopeful.

I know this is reality and I can’t go back in time. I will never walk that school again and have that same feeling of boredom and care freeness as I used too. The next time I walk in that school it will be to look back on old memories, or maybe drop off my younger brothers house key; I know he will never remember it. The next time I will get up at 6am is to wake him up, because he never remembers to turn on that alarm clock of his.

I think I almost cried there, but almost. I am angrier, I can’t tell you why. I feel more stressed, but I have nothing to be stressed over. I’ve made planes this week to hang out with my friends. My parents keep telling, enjoy your summer, in the fall you have college classes. Yet they constantly are sitting me down and talking about jobs and how I am no longer a kid.

But I still want to be silly, goof off, have a life, read manga, watch anime, go hang out at the mall with no real reason for being there. I want to be stupid with Kelsea.

Truthfully I don’t know what I am going to do next. I put off a lot of things. Now it’s all piled up and I need it. I am lost, maybe even a little scared of the future. I’m not fully in the right mind set to be an adult. I want to stay in that school, sitting in that desk. That job, what if I miss up and get fired. That car, what if I crash and can’t afford to pay the damages. That college, what if it’s too much for me to handle. Money, bills, work, tests, a car, an apartments, rent; all these worries are piling up on me.

And I have yet to take it all in. In my mind I am going to wake up and go to school.
It has yet to sink in. I don’t feel like I just graduated high school. All I did was shake some strangers hand and walk across a stage wearing a funny shaped hat.

*breath*

“What am I going to do now?”

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:iconspiderweaver:
aw. I felt exactly the same way when i graduated last month. That feeling of complete nothingness because it hasn't sunk in and how you didn't think it'd be a big deal, is exactly how i felt. Honestly i think we all feel like that a little. I know that's not comfort but..maybe knowing someone out there feels the way you do is consoling?

feel better :)

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:iconsketch-y:
I think you'll do fine. Matter of Fact I know you will.

Not only are you a smart, intelligent and wonderful person, but you also damn stubborn, and I'll be damned if you give up anytime soon. Boooooooooo

Anywho.

Yeah.......it sets in, and it sets in hard.

It'll come and go in waves for probably the first few months.........hell maybe even the first year or even two years, however long it takes. There are moments when while you were still in high school that every time I'd come to visit and I'd walk in and see just how you guys could be so "innocent-minded" so-to-speak that it'd make me want to just break down right there and cry. Battista can even attest to this, note the few lunches I had with him when I played the (albeit pathetic and lost) "student teacher" a year or so ago lolololol.

It still hits me even, every time something new comes up. High School graduation will seem like a cakewalk here before long though, trust me. I get to do the almighty "college-grad" dance.....which is ten times the awesome and filled with the drolls of "dun dun duuuunnnnn" in the background here soon anyways.

You know you got me here though.........amiright? or..........amiright?

hehe.

I'm still waiting on that phone call *huggles to death......well.....not literally lol*

Luv you <3

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"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' (I found it!) but 'That's funny ...'"
Isaac Asimov
:iconisika:
:hug:

Thank you, yes it is a comfort. I know I am not the only one, but hearing it and know you understand is a help.

--
"Did you dream?"
No

"Tell me a dream?"
I rarely dream

"You're broke."

Quote from an awesome comic by Fehed Said & Shari Chankhamma called 'The Clarence Principle'! Vist their website link
:iconisika:
Thank you, and yes I know you will always be here for me. You will be waiting sometime for that phone call. Thank you :hug:

--
"Did you dream?"
No

"Tell me a dream?"
I rarely dream

"You're broke."

Quote from an awesome comic by Fehed Said & Shari Chankhamma called 'The Clarence Principle'! Vist their website link
:iconfinnajei:
Cograts on your grad <3

I know how you feel. I don't know a single person who hasn't asked that after graduating. We know what we 'want' to do, but we somehow need to get there. I think you'll make it :D I have faith in you!
:iconrerewolflover:
-hug- hey its all gonna be ok. try not to worry so much about being a grown up and all responsible blek blek yeah its here but who said you had to grown up into one of the boring adults lol balance work with fun...yeah you gotta get a job but hey its only to get money to pay for the fun and idiacy you can still act like a goofy kid but be responsible at the same time dont let the responsibility bog you down -big bear huggle- it'll all be ok

dont worry about the school stuff there is plenty of desk sitting in college lol and notes lots o notes and stuff ...wellyou already know that lol why am i sayign that
the work load really isnt all that bad if you are only doing college classes that are two days a week each just gotta learn to balance it all and the teachers are usually very understanding ^^

as for job dont worry about it every one slips up and its not like they are going to fire you for one little mistake its not as crazy scary as in the movies =] yeah its a pain some times but it will work out just gotta find the right job you can do with out wanting to strangle the boss man lol

dont stress to much girly -huggle- yeah you do gotta think about all this stuff but dont over think and over stress =)have fun while you do it kk
and gimme a call some time so we can hang
:iconisika:
Thanks! :hug: That makes me feel better.

--
"Did you dream?"
No

"Tell me a dream?"
I rarely dream

"You're broke."

Quote from an awesome comic by Fehed Said & Shari Chankhamma called 'The Clarence Principle'! Vist their website link
:iconisika:
:glomp:
Thank you, it means a lot to me that you took the time and thought to write this. It makes me feel better. Thanks for the advice and understanding. Yes, we must hang out sometime soon.
Thank you

--
"Did you dream?"
No

"Tell me a dream?"
I rarely dream

"You're broke."

Quote from an awesome comic by Fehed Said & Shari Chankhamma called 'The Clarence Principle'! Vist their website link
:iconsketch-y:
:hug:

^.^

--
"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' (I found it!) but 'That's funny ...'"
Isaac Asimov

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