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I think whatever choice you make in life, you're always going to be missing out on something. You just have to hope that what you gain is more than what you lose.
I visited my guidance counselor last week about transferring back to RDHS, and so she left my mom a message and we had a meeting today. My counselor basically said that overall, she wants me to be happy and that if I'm not happy here, that it's better for me to just go back. I'm gonna meet with the guidance counselor at RD soon, and probably shadow someone for a day and then the papers will be signed and it'll be official.
I think I've given this a lot of thought, I've been debating for two years now. I really do take a lot of pride in where I am now, I mean anyone at the Academy should be proud of themselves. For some people, this may be the right place for them, but when I look back on life and think about what I want, this just isn't where I want to be and I know in my heart, that this isn't where I belong.
The weird thing is, as much as I've been wanting to get out of here, I know I'm going to miss this place as much as I ever missed River Dell. I think, I'll always always belong to both.
But as of now, I can't wait for junior year.
I visited my guidance counselor last week about transferring back to RDHS, and so she left my mom a message and we had a meeting today. My counselor basically said that overall, she wants me to be happy and that if I'm not happy here, that it's better for me to just go back. I'm gonna meet with the guidance counselor at RD soon, and probably shadow someone for a day and then the papers will be signed and it'll be official.
I think I've given this a lot of thought, I've been debating for two years now. I really do take a lot of pride in where I am now, I mean anyone at the Academy should be proud of themselves. For some people, this may be the right place for them, but when I look back on life and think about what I want, this just isn't where I want to be and I know in my heart, that this isn't where I belong.
The weird thing is, as much as I've been wanting to get out of here, I know I'm going to miss this place as much as I ever missed River Dell. I think, I'll always always belong to both.
But as of now, I can't wait for junior year.