It must have been destiny.
Awwwwwwwww, I wish I lived in Dearborn.
It would seem like fun, I guess. All the DC people live in Dearborn.
It's like they have their own little Dearborn club. If you're not from Dearborn it was like you were an "outsider".
Haha, jk
I live in stupid Wayne. Wayne has a population of 19,000 which is miniscule compared to the approx. 100,000 that live in Dearborn.
*sighs*
Wayne is so small. Our downtown is prolly no bigger than the DC campus. XDDDDDDDD
Yet we do have all the necessities, a library, a hospital, a police station, a school, etc.
Then there's Wayne Memorial High School.
*shivers*
I NEVER WANT TO GO THERE!
I don't like that school. It's icky and gross.
My friend who goes there says there are also a lot of bitches, which would be very unpleasant.
I know, I am generalizing or making assumptions, but I am thankful I go to private school.
I almost went to Ladywood...
Funny story actually
It started when my brother transferred to DC from CC
When he was going to CC, I planned on going to Ladywood for sure.
Then he transferred. I still planned on going to Ladywood, since I didn't want to go to school with my brother.
Next, I took the HSPT.
A few months later, I was accepted into both schools, but DC was the one who offered my money, so I went there.
Sometimes I think about what if I never went to DC.
What if I was a blazer?
Hmm...
I think eventually I would have transferred to DC anyways, but wouldn't that be weird?
Imagine me being a transfer student.
I prolly would have transferred during junior year, the same as my brother.
Do you think I still would have been friends or the same person I am now?
Hmm...I don't know. If I went to Ladywood, I prolly would be a very different person maybe.
It's weird how everything turns out like this.
All the what ifs accumulate in your head. I
Yet I am glad I made this decision. Going to DC, despite all the haters, has made my life very pleasing.
Gradeschool was a nightmare and on going hell, and I don't feel like getting into detail.
I never thought going to high school would bring better times. I thought I was gonna have my worst years in high school, but the outcome has been the exact opposite. I have met people I thought I would never meet, faced challenges that I thought I would never overcome, and learned to love people to a capacity I thought I would never reach before.
Thanks to everyone who's been there for me, even though I might have disregarded or ignored it. I am at peace with the fact that I know that there will always be someone I can rely on, and hopefully I may impact them in the same way.
That's all for now. Goodbye.
It would seem like fun, I guess. All the DC people live in Dearborn.
It's like they have their own little Dearborn club. If you're not from Dearborn it was like you were an "outsider".
Haha, jk
I live in stupid Wayne. Wayne has a population of 19,000 which is miniscule compared to the approx. 100,000 that live in Dearborn.
*sighs*
Wayne is so small. Our downtown is prolly no bigger than the DC campus. XDDDDDDDD
Yet we do have all the necessities, a library, a hospital, a police station, a school, etc.
Then there's Wayne Memorial High School.
*shivers*
I NEVER WANT TO GO THERE!
I don't like that school. It's icky and gross.
My friend who goes there says there are also a lot of bitches, which would be very unpleasant.
I know, I am generalizing or making assumptions, but I am thankful I go to private school.
I almost went to Ladywood...
Funny story actually
It started when my brother transferred to DC from CC
When he was going to CC, I planned on going to Ladywood for sure.
Then he transferred. I still planned on going to Ladywood, since I didn't want to go to school with my brother.
Next, I took the HSPT.
A few months later, I was accepted into both schools, but DC was the one who offered my money, so I went there.
Sometimes I think about what if I never went to DC.
What if I was a blazer?
Hmm...
I think eventually I would have transferred to DC anyways, but wouldn't that be weird?
Imagine me being a transfer student.
I prolly would have transferred during junior year, the same as my brother.
Do you think I still would have been friends or the same person I am now?
Hmm...I don't know. If I went to Ladywood, I prolly would be a very different person maybe.
It's weird how everything turns out like this.
All the what ifs accumulate in your head. I
Yet I am glad I made this decision. Going to DC, despite all the haters, has made my life very pleasing.
Gradeschool was a nightmare and on going hell, and I don't feel like getting into detail.
I never thought going to high school would bring better times. I thought I was gonna have my worst years in high school, but the outcome has been the exact opposite. I have met people I thought I would never meet, faced challenges that I thought I would never overcome, and learned to love people to a capacity I thought I would never reach before.
Thanks to everyone who's been there for me, even though I might have disregarded or ignored it. I am at peace with the fact that I know that there will always be someone I can rely on, and hopefully I may impact them in the same way.
That's all for now. Goodbye.