Senior Year Essay

As I started senior year, I had high hopes of defeating my two headed personal dragon, procrastination and disorganization. I had well thought out plans on how to annihilate this nefarious beast, however, I forgot to factor in a huge part of senior year- senioritis. Senioritis has not only made it impossible to defeat my dragon, it has made it preposterous to even care. Frankly, I am not disappointed in myself. Although triumphing over my dragons would have been astonishing, I am completely satisfied with the amount of work I have been able to accomplish, not only during senior year but throughout all of highschool. Although almost always procrastinated, I can confidently say I worked hard during the past four years. I have learned heaps of new information and I am beyond excited to continue my education at New York University, where I will hopefully slay my procrastination dragon. However, if I am never able to assassinate this dragon, I will continue to be a strong, independent woman who has a bright future ahead.
Hopefully moving to another room will help me organize my belongings and keep them that way; however, I am still hoping for a future roommate who will not mind a little mess. Once I rid myself of senioritis, I plan to attack my current room and keep it as clean as possible for the next few months that I will reside in at home.
Every person has their downfall, and that is okay. No one is perfect, and I have been able to accept this and focus on the positive aspects of my life. Senior year was full of fun memories, as well as lazy moments. Whatever happens with my dragons and I, I will forever be proud of my high school