Essay On Senior Moments

Coming to school in August was surreal. Senior freaking year. One waits all of their life for their senior year. There are so many things to look forward to. Homecoming, pep assemblies, prom, senior nights, graduation, and most importantly, those long crazy nights with friends before we all go on our separate ways after graduation. This is all great, in theory and writing, but in reality things aren’t exactly how we expect them to be. Movies about teenagers in high school making the most of their senior year set us up for our own disappointments.
It is now November, and I know everyone choose their own destiny, but none of these great senior moments have happened to me. For beginners this year I got a job which is all I ever wanted to do. This also means I have to work literally every single weekend. In my past three years of high school I went to every single
I realized these people I would consider friends, were not really my friends. We started to grow apart because I got busy with my job and they would go out and have those long crazy nights without me. Change is inevitable and I feel like the distance that was being created between us was also not. It was a hard thing to let go, but when people grow apart it’s very hard to stich the bond back together if the pieces don’t fit anymore. I hope perhaps, later on this senior year, we’ll find our way back to each other.
I’m thankful for reconnecting with a little sweet heart names Jennifer this year. On the first day of school when I saw her in math class I learned we had every single class together. So we stuck together like gum ever since. I also got a car a few weeks ago which I cannot complain about. We choose our own destiny and I believe in faith. I still have a whole lot to look forward to this year like prom, track season, and graduation. I guess I’ll just have to wait and see how my senior year will