Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Cyber Day Reflection
When
I began high school the only things I was worried about was making friends and
getting good grades. As my high school
career progressed and I was satisfied with my social status, my focus was more centered
on getting good grades and doing enough extracurricular activities so I could
get into a good college. Now it is all about getting into college, getting
scholarships for college, and the hardest part choosing where to go to college.
Before watching this video, I would have thought how much things have changed
throughout high school, but now I realize they really have not at all.
Throughout my life up until now I have had little to actually worry about
because fortunately I have been blessed with amazing parents who have given me
more than I could have ever asked for. After graduation I will truly experience
a change. In college I will be making my first step into the real world.
Although, after college I will have to make the biggest adjustment as I become
an actual member of society. I will no longer have my parents to lean on; I
will be on my own. As a functioning member of society, I will have to worry
about real world problems. Instead of figuring out who I am going to take to
prom, I will need to figure out how I am going to pay my mortgage. Watching
this video helped put into perspective how little time I have left until I am
on my own making decisions for myself. I should not be worried about getting
high as quickly as possible I should be focused on enjoying every day I have
left. My decision to go to St. Mark’s High School may have been the best choice
I have ever made. I have made friendships that will last a lifetime, had an education
that will allow me to do whatever I want in life, and instilled in me a set of
virtues that will allow me to be a good person. Leaving St. Mark’s will be one
of the hardest things I will ever have to do, but I will leave prepared for a
life of success and knowing that had I the best high school experience that I could
have asked for.
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