The idea of growing up is finally
sinking in. We all look forward to the idea of maturing and becoming an adult.
When were little we all tunnel vision for the idea of being in high school
which is made out to be the best days of your life. Supposedly filled with
friends, boyfriends, dances, parties, and endless fun. As I am now about to
close the book to my high school era it is making me see the sadness that I rushed
into being in high school when I shouldn’t have.
Last week I sang for my last tryout
ever to be in show choir. I have been under the insane pressure of trying out
since I was in third grade. Every year brings along new emotions and
worries. As I finished singing my
patriotic song I could breath and be proud of the voice I have become. Walking
out of the choir room I felt and overwhelming sense of pride over what I have
accomplished. Then as I see my best friend throughout show choir I began to
feel sad. We both hit the realization that this is ending.
In the coming week I will be auditioning
to be a returning varsity cheerleader. When I started high school that was all I
wanted to do. I have achieved my goals and now know I will never do anything
like this ever again. The golden days are ending and it is paying its toll on
me. I am excited to be the senior who is on top of the so called “high school
pyramid” but on the other hand that means you’ve reached the final stretch. I
am about to cross the finish line of my high school career.
I have hit the wall of reality as
well knowing that I now am going to have to be self-sufficient. I will be
graduating high school and now venturing into college, a new world where you
will float or sink. I need to keep a strong head on my shoulders and not let
myself fall into peer pressure. I cannot crumble I need to rise above. I am beginning to see my life flash before my
eyes and now wish I would have taken the chance to value the little things in
life while I could when I was little. One day they will be gone and I will wish
I could take it all back and redo it. Cherish the moment you have because they
will soon be gone.
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