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The Myth The Meme Analysis
The Myth, The Man, The Meme. I never really had enough time at Broken Arrow or at Inola to leave my mark during my high school career. I only spent two years at each school. Despite that, I made really good friends within my first few months and that made adjusting to my new life in Inola so much easier. First was Garrett. I met him in sixth or seventh grade at Oliver Middle School in Broken Arrow through our mutual friend, Anthony. Garrett was extremely shy back then and hardly said anything at all to me, but by the time I had met up with him the day before school started for my junior year, he had become much more social and an even bigger joy to be around. Garrett was really the reason that I made the majority of the friends so easily. …show more content…
I had never connected with so many people this easily. At Broken Arrow I had been an outcast, and had hated almost every hour of every day that I was taking classes there. I loved the teachers, and classes at Broken Arrow but the large mass of kids, the massive size of the campus, and the five minute passing periods for said overly-massive school were awful and stressed me out. Inola was the exact opposite of Broken Arrow. It was about 10-11 times smaller than B.A. school-wise, the people were nicer in general, there were less redneck wannabe’s and more farmers, which I can …show more content…
I thought that Inola was going to be all country bumpkins and was proven wrong immediately. Everybody here is a delight to be around and they helped to shape me into a better man than I would have been if I had stayed in Broken Arrow. Inola is an amazing place and has become one of my favorite places in the world. I live a quiet, peaceful, and happy existence here and plan to come back to own a house here all to myself and my family. I love this town, it’s people, the land, and everything about it. Like I said before, I haven’t had time to leave much of a mark or legacy on Inola, so I promise to come back and make something of myself so that I can make this town as proud of me as I am of
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