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Happy New Years!
Here's hoping everyone's final day of 2008 was good!
2008 did not end up as I would have liked it to, but I'll admit it did start out well. In fact, the second semester of my sophomore year was great. I grew into who I wanted to be as a person (successfully accomplishing my 2008 resolution), even if that meant rubbing people the wrong way most of the time, and had a fun vacation in Colorado with our 'family' during the summer. Acquiring some anti-anxiety medication also helped me step out into the social world.
Unfortunately it couldn't stay like that forever, and with the start of my junior year things decided to blow up in my face. I became burned out with art, and my other classes only served to stress me out. My grades dropped and my goals in life started getting blurry. It was scary and I may have damaged my future pretty badly considering how important everyone claims junior year is. That said, with therapy and some common sense, I think I'm crawling back onto the right path come second semester.
I won't build up any expectations for 2009 - I'll let it be what it's going to be. However, I know that this year, I would like to take care of myself.
VerusMaya II
Here's hoping everyone's final day of 2008 was good!
2008 did not end up as I would have liked it to, but I'll admit it did start out well. In fact, the second semester of my sophomore year was great. I grew into who I wanted to be as a person (successfully accomplishing my 2008 resolution), even if that meant rubbing people the wrong way most of the time, and had a fun vacation in Colorado with our 'family' during the summer. Acquiring some anti-anxiety medication also helped me step out into the social world.
Unfortunately it couldn't stay like that forever, and with the start of my junior year things decided to blow up in my face. I became burned out with art, and my other classes only served to stress me out. My grades dropped and my goals in life started getting blurry. It was scary and I may have damaged my future pretty badly considering how important everyone claims junior year is. That said, with therapy and some common sense, I think I'm crawling back onto the right path come second semester.
I won't build up any expectations for 2009 - I'll let it be what it's going to be. However, I know that this year, I would like to take care of myself.
VerusMaya II