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As a graduating senior I have to reflect upon the fact that for the past 13 years or so of my life, school has been all-consuming.
In kindergarten I was an exicted 5 year old venturing off into the world of "big-kids".
In first grade I was the oh-so experienced elemenrty schooler who lauded it over the baby kindergartners.
In second and third grades my being was focused on reading and my multiplication and division tables, I was grouwing up.
In forth grade I went out of the country and was home schooled. Boy did I miss a lot that year.
In fifth grade we were the queens of the school, we were old and we knew it. Plus the best teacher I ever had graced that year.
Then the traumatizing experience that was middle school, I hid in my room and focused on my work. I became a good student.
eh...Im tired, Ill finish this later.
In kindergarten I was an exicted 5 year old venturing off into the world of "big-kids".
In first grade I was the oh-so experienced elemenrty schooler who lauded it over the baby kindergartners.
In second and third grades my being was focused on reading and my multiplication and division tables, I was grouwing up.
In forth grade I went out of the country and was home schooled. Boy did I miss a lot that year.
In fifth grade we were the queens of the school, we were old and we knew it. Plus the best teacher I ever had graced that year.
Then the traumatizing experience that was middle school, I hid in my room and focused on my work. I became a good student.
eh...Im tired, Ill finish this later.