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[angstygal]

I've said this a lot before, but the year is almost over. Middle School is almost over. We're going to High School next year and I can't quite process it. The year went so fast, like a roller coaster. There were ups and downs, but everything was so quick that it became a blur of events that you just couldn't quite grasp at any time. That slow climb

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[drama_junkie730]

AHHH, t3h high school!!!1!!1!11!
I feel acutely EAGER to go to high school, but not exactly READY. I wish I was ready, but I guess I'll always feel like I'm not even on the level of 5th grade.
Isn't it weird to think of some of our peers as highschoolers?

*bethy*
PS-Nice metaphor! w00t w00t w00t!

[angstygal]

Yeah, I know. I AM eager to go to high school... I just don't feel ready. It's gone by too quickly. Like, I can't imagine that 3/4ths of my school career is over. That this is the finale.

YES!!!!

Thanks. :)

[thekeevster]

the only thing i fear about highschool is me. i'm afraid of changing. but why, why fear the dark shadow? it looms ever more menacingly until we embrace it. as we enter the dark world of drama that is sure to befall us, we must never forget that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. why, then, fear this shadow, this dark rollercoaster of doubt? as we go to high school, i can't help but think; we're losing our childhood. we're becoming highschoolers. i've always pictured myself in highschool, but never realised that it's actually going to happen. our soap opera is on it's last seven eppisodes, but our primetime drama is not far behind, afterwhich we will begin work on our sitcom of college life, and on to our full-length movie, to be relesed into the world circa eight years from now. we must not fear, but embrace this change. when a series gets stale, it's pulled off the air; the actors and actresses are never gone for long. we have a gig in three months; let's prepare by sitting back in our easychairs by the pool and enjoying

[angstygal]

I know. I fear the fear. I have always feared fear and it's aweful because then you're never calm. I'm afraid to lose the childhood that all of us have been so dearly holding on to. Some of us won't grow up, but 90% of us will and I'm afraid of what consequences will come with growing up. It seems like a huge leap. We'll be officially Frosh in 16 days. DAYS! It's hard to embrace something that's just, well, so different.

[turtleblob]

OMG!! That was AMAZIN!! I really don't think I can come out of being as childish as I am but pretty soon it'll hit me too that we're going to be in BHS and not TCMS. How weird is it going to be on the first day of school and walk into a totally different school than the one you've been to the past few years? As the school year approches again I'm sure i'll be excited but still have that fear in me.

--JenLi!!

[angstygal]

I KNOW! I can't believe it.