It was.. I was..

It was scary at first, 

being completely submersed,

into a place with unknown faces, 

and there were so many changes. 

But I was ready,

And within the first 7 hours I already,

made a new friend,

whose life I attend.

It was Marian Isdahl,

who, like me, was small, 

and who felt to me like a sister.

In college I sure am going to miss her. 

I was making good grades,

especially with her aid, 

and together we learned during high school.

I think she's pretty cool.

It was fun to meet new people,

and not many were evil,

Together we had fun,

and making life long friends had begun.

I was growing up, 

And before I knew it freshman year was over, yep!

It went that quickly,

almost too swiftly.

It was harder the second year,

school work seemed to kick into high gear.

I took my first AP class,

but I didn't let it kick my... butt. 

I was learning time management,

and was quite passionate,

for keeping my grades up,

and not with red solo cups. 

It was when I made the decision,

to see to what extent I could obtain wisdom,

by joining IB.

Some said it would be the death of me.

I was excited to join the program,

but not excited for its' final exams.

Which are coming up soon, 

but junior and senior year has prepared me, has it prepared you?

It was an amazing four years,

and at graduation there will surely be tears.

There are so many times to remember, especially with the IB fam,

it's like having a little clan. 

I was brought closer to so many people,

especially one who's currently a cripple (Trey Sterling).

And I hope you enjoy the pictures below,

they're from my high school years in case you didn't know. 

  

 
 

 


 (p.s. sorry to anyone I didn't upload a picture with)