6am, the clock is ringing.

[goldfishmajesty]

I'm content with High School, I like it. And I'm going to miss it when it comes time to leave. But I got to thinking about moving forward with life, and wondered what I could do if I could go back.

The predictable response would be that I would just not return to any point in my past, and rather be content with the present.

However I think that if I

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[belle113007]

If it makes you feel any better, I think you are really smart. Do you think I would trust someone with my paper if I didn't value your opinions? Just think, if people underestimate you then they really look stupid when you succeed. And trust me, you have a pedestal of your very own. I wish I could draw like you and I would kill for your thesis fixing skills. Plus, you're super nice and sensitive and a great listener. Not only are you smart, but you have the compassion to effectivly use your intelligence. So in short, I think you are fantastic.
~Elly

[autumnsirony]

This post made me really happy. In a very interesting way. Similar feelings are swirling within me. Right now I'm feeling as if my life is catching up with me and I've missed the best parts. I hate all the "what ifs," but they just seem so inevitable. In an attempt to remain positive, I'm trying not to regret anything anymore and just enjoy the moment. It's difficult though, to not think about how things may be had I done a million things differently. I'd be a different person, that's for sure. Maybe I'd be happier, or maybe more stressed. Maybe I wouldn't know where I wanted to go to college or maybe I'd be heading in a different direction. No one really knows and no one ever will. And since that's the case, there's no reason to worry, but just go with what I got. :) Thanks for making me feel content with my life even though there are many things I sometimes wish I could change about the past. You just have this amazing gift of being able to put things into perspective and I appreciate that. I'll miss not getting to sit next to you

[hoorah07]

The funny thing is, I know both sides of this Jodi. :] When people mention you these days, I don't think "nerd" at all. I think; Goldfish Squad, Blow Pens, Fright Fest, The Exorcist, & the pal that draws one amazing cute duck (That is still currently hanging on my closet door.) But trust me, I still know your a smart gal. Gahh, probally one of the most intelligent people I know. Though I go to the good ol' Bullitt County Schools, & I know they don't grow 'em that intelligent here, there's a few smart cookies. & Your still one of the smartest Oreo's I've ever met. (Hah, yeah I'ma dork.) I think Assumption was such a great challenge for you though. You are such a smart person and have such a spectacular and fun personality. Two amazing qualities. You can't think of it as "I have a good personality, but I've dumbed down." Compared to those around you, you might not be the braniac of the school, but your still damn smart. Basically, though we haven't spent much time together in the past four years (:[), I think you've gained so much in

[goldfishmajesty]

Thanks, Sarah. :-) That means a lot.

Let's hang out soon over this break. You all are out of school now, correct?

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