the time has come
well, the fateful day is tomorrow--i move into my dorm room at Erskine. i'm feeling so many emotions right now:
happy/excited : starting a new chapter of my life, asserting my independence, hopefully making a ton of new friends, and just overall enjoying the whole experience
sad : the people i'm leaving: my grandparents, my father, my incredible church family, the best friend i've ever had, and a person whose name i can't mention but i am most definitely thinking about
scared : more like nervousness about the upcoming transition--it's different when you're like "omg what colleges should i look at" to "choosing the school after getting accepted" to "graduation day" to "the fateful last summer" to "move-in day"
hyper : holy sh*t i'm sooooooo excited! i can't wait! it's tomorrow! and although i'm leaving greenville at like 7:30 am, I DON'T CARE! this experience will be so worth it!
okay enough of me being hyper.....i know i have a small closet and a limited amount of storage, but i still have an assload of stuff that i'm taking, clothes-wise, after it got weeded out by my sister and me last night, and i finally finished packing like twenty minutes ago.....and i'll be packing this thing up at some point today, so i want to go ahead and update before i do so and forget! I'll see all of my fellow Erskinites tomorrow!
love y'all
p.s. the one person that i wished would miss me said they'd miss me a lot....which makes me feel a whole lot better about the transition
p.p.s. although belated, this is for the Greenville High class of 2005 :
as we start our new lives, we look back upon our old ones and realize what an impact we have had upon the history of our school. we are everything that Greenville High is thought to be, and more. although we had to survive the best year of our high school career at parker, we made the best out of the situation, rose above it, and became the most incredible senior class to hit Greenville. we have the spirit, the strength, the determination, the hope, the faith, the intelligence, the agility, and the heart it takes to truly call ourselves Red Raiders. congratulations, and good luck in the future!
happy/excited : starting a new chapter of my life, asserting my independence, hopefully making a ton of new friends, and just overall enjoying the whole experience
sad : the people i'm leaving: my grandparents, my father, my incredible church family, the best friend i've ever had, and a person whose name i can't mention but i am most definitely thinking about
scared : more like nervousness about the upcoming transition--it's different when you're like "omg what colleges should i look at" to "choosing the school after getting accepted" to "graduation day" to "the fateful last summer" to "move-in day"
hyper : holy sh*t i'm sooooooo excited! i can't wait! it's tomorrow! and although i'm leaving greenville at like 7:30 am, I DON'T CARE! this experience will be so worth it!
okay enough of me being hyper.....i know i have a small closet and a limited amount of storage, but i still have an assload of stuff that i'm taking, clothes-wise, after it got weeded out by my sister and me last night, and i finally finished packing like twenty minutes ago.....and i'll be packing this thing up at some point today, so i want to go ahead and update before i do so and forget! I'll see all of my fellow Erskinites tomorrow!
love y'all
p.s. the one person that i wished would miss me said they'd miss me a lot....which makes me feel a whole lot better about the transition
p.p.s. although belated, this is for the Greenville High class of 2005 :
as we start our new lives, we look back upon our old ones and realize what an impact we have had upon the history of our school. we are everything that Greenville High is thought to be, and more. although we had to survive the best year of our high school career at parker, we made the best out of the situation, rose above it, and became the most incredible senior class to hit Greenville. we have the spirit, the strength, the determination, the hope, the faith, the intelligence, the agility, and the heart it takes to truly call ourselves Red Raiders. congratulations, and good luck in the future!