My thoughts on graduating seniors:
- The one's I'm going to miss know they're going to be missed, and I will REALLY miss them. Damnit haha. There's only about four though, and two of them (LEAH and Dana) are staying in Vegas for the time being.
- I wish that more people were leaving town. Not because I want them to go away, but because I think they should get out of here. Even if it's just Reno, they should experience something different. So many of them have so many opportunities that I almost feel like they're not using. Some people are stuck here for financial reasons and various other things, and that I understand. However, some people are just silly to stay.
- An addition to that previous one is that there are some people who are staying in town who I want to leave for personal reasons. LEAVE. It would make me feel better.
- My two least favorite seniors are Liberty are getting the fuck out of town!! Yessss! Not far enough if you ask me. GOOD RIDDANCE! I can't wait until they leave haha. Is that terrible? Oh well. I don't feel guilty.
That's about it. I've grown less sentimental over the years because I remember freshmen year it seemed like the end of the world. I'm probably - no, definitely- closer to the seniors that are departing now, and I feel what seems to be a lot less. I felt insulted when other teary-eyed juniors would say to me "It's because you don't know them". The trouble is that I DID know a lot of them, and this made me feel like I was emotionally stunted or something because I wasn't sobbing. I cared. I just wasn't moved to tears. I only cried on the closing night of Annie and at the theatre banquet, and that was at the thought of not having Anth and Leah anymore for the most part.
Whatever. If I'm emotionally stunted, it wouldn't ultimately be that surprising. I think I'm just cried out this year. I've cried for so many pointless things that I suppose I didn't save any for anything important.
Love, Sarah