Wow, it's been a long time.
So tomorrow is the last day of 2006. It's hard for me to say if this year has been a negative or positive experiance. I guess I would have to say both. Throughout the course of the year I learned more about myself, met some new people who I am happy to call my friends, and have reintroduced myself to people that I had kind of let slip between my fingers. However, I also hurt many people. I guess the question that I need to ask myself is....was it all worth it?
Everybody makes New Year Resolutions. I usually don't. However this year I have decided that I am going to make one. My New Year's Resolution for 2007 is to be a more genuine and respectable person. In order to be really happy with yourself you need to be comfortable in your own skin. I want to be able to say that by the end of 2007 I am comfortable in my skin. I also want to be able to say that I spewnt more time complimenting people then making rude comments. I want to finish off highschool on apositive note. I don't want people to look back on their friendship with me and think "OMG he was such a bitch."
Now for a little self examination. For those of you who don't care you can skip over this. I am just going to list some of the more memorable events of 2006.
1. The camping trip in camden.
2. Joining Thrive.
3. You're A Good Man Charlie Brown.
4. The Conference in Buffalo, NY.
5. Finally pulling all A's at St. Dom's.
6. Getting my license.
7. Into the Woods with Monmouth Community Players.
8. Visiting Marissa at Southern Connecticut State University.
9. My day trip to New York City.
10. Being able to stop seeing a counselor.
11. Senior Retreat.
12. Being casted as Dickon in The Secret Garden.
13. "Lewiston, A New Home."
14. Getting a job at St. Mary's Hospital.
Thank you all for all of the positive experiances in 2006. And thank you all for putting up with me when times get hard. Most of all, something I dont say enough: I love you!
Here's hoping that 2007 wil be a time of frienship, love, and epiphanies.
Everybody makes New Year Resolutions. I usually don't. However this year I have decided that I am going to make one. My New Year's Resolution for 2007 is to be a more genuine and respectable person. In order to be really happy with yourself you need to be comfortable in your own skin. I want to be able to say that by the end of 2007 I am comfortable in my skin. I also want to be able to say that I spewnt more time complimenting people then making rude comments. I want to finish off highschool on apositive note. I don't want people to look back on their friendship with me and think "OMG he was such a bitch."
Now for a little self examination. For those of you who don't care you can skip over this. I am just going to list some of the more memorable events of 2006.
1. The camping trip in camden.
2. Joining Thrive.
3. You're A Good Man Charlie Brown.
4. The Conference in Buffalo, NY.
5. Finally pulling all A's at St. Dom's.
6. Getting my license.
7. Into the Woods with Monmouth Community Players.
8. Visiting Marissa at Southern Connecticut State University.
9. My day trip to New York City.
10. Being able to stop seeing a counselor.
11. Senior Retreat.
12. Being casted as Dickon in The Secret Garden.
13. "Lewiston, A New Home."
14. Getting a job at St. Mary's Hospital.
Thank you all for all of the positive experiances in 2006. And thank you all for putting up with me when times get hard. Most of all, something I dont say enough: I love you!
Here's hoping that 2007 wil be a time of frienship, love, and epiphanies.