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2 Years Ago 2 Years Ahead

A story of the crossroads ahead of me

Mat Molina

Jun 13, 2016

Hood College

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2 years ago on June 14th 2014, I graduated High School. On May 6th 2016 I finished my sophomore year of college, 2 years of college. On May 12 2018 ( at least I think this is the day) I will be graduating/completing my baccalaureate studies. It is weird to think of it this way, I mean I was not aware of this until my then roommate…ok I’m just going to refer to him as my best friend since he was my roommate but he is still my best friend… ((MAT GET BACK ON TOPIC >I) told me this when we were lying on my bed (long story don’t feel like writing it) wondering how the days have gone past us so fast.

I mean, it still feels like yesterday when I got my acceptance email from Hood College, after so many denial letters. That was the start of my cross country journey to explore into the unknown.

I have made so many friends in the past two years. I have created a lot of memories and stories that I will probably never forget (but lets be real here I will probably forget them, I mean I can’t even remember what day of the week it is).

These next two years are going to be interesting. I still have no clue what I am doing with my life…then again I never will so I guess I should stop worrying and focus on getting more sleep.

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