The college journey from start to finish.
Hauling two bins, three milk crates, a few bags, a fish tank, a cooler full of water, and a futon up four flights of stairs is hard work. But the exhaustion that I felt from moving in paled in comparison to my exhaustion after trying to make new friends.
We did it. We finished high school with more world-wide recognition then any other class in our generation. Of course we appreciate the thought and consideration everyone is giving us, however, I for one am over it.
The question that every senior dreads: "What are you doing next year?" It is a lot like the little kid question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" except way scarier because 12th grade is getting pretty close to being grown up.
You are not the only one struggling to make choices that will impact your life.
I am a family-loving, scholarship-applying, future-planning, adventure-going, and chocolate-eating kind of girl.
College Crazies 