So I guess this is it--

So I guess this is it, here's to all those fun nights with the girls, the crazy weekends we've shared together, the autograph signings in our yearbooks, those smooth drives, our first days of school, picture taking, football games at those Friday Night Lights, and here's to our last fourth year of High School. No more living in that "High-Schooly" era. In a few months we'll be fitting on our caps and zipping up our gowns, getting ready to walk the lawn of the Aloha Stadium in front of all our families and loved ones who watched us grow and stand to see where we are today and what we have accomplished. So I guess this is it, time to grab our diplomas instead of our lunch, time to get accepted to college instead of a club, time to pack up your things and get ready to dorm instead of packing up your things and sleepover at a friends house. Instead of HSA testing it'll be filled with mid-terms and exams. Are you ready for all that to happen so fast? Have you ever really stopped to wonder and take it all in that YOURE OFFICIALLY A SENIOR? Rather than just using it as a 'term'? It is already November, and we're almost to the halfway mark of our senior year. November is actually almost over, December will come and go because of Christmas break. Then it will hit all of us, the year 2009. Our graduation year. Then we'll only have barely six months to cherish our VERY LAST MONTHS in high school. OMG. SO FAST. I was talking to my previous teachers lately whom I've had when I was a sophomore, and it made me think wow, was it really THAT long ago I was sitting in their classroom? It felt like just a few months ago. I just want senior year to go by SUPER SLOW, im not ready to graduate. Emotionally, I still WANT to be in high school. I still want to go to school a few blocks down from my house. I still want to see those teachers I've had. Most importantly I don't want to see everyone go their separate ways. I don't want to have to start ALL OVER at a new school :( Im going to miss high school and it's PERKS people would say. I mean come on, won't you?