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To The High School Senior Who Can't Wait For Graduation

You will miss it all, so dont make it go so fast, treasure all those little memories.

Alyssa moser

Apr 03, 2017

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To The High School Senior Who Can't Wait For Graduation

Alyssa Moser

Dear Senior,

I know you can not wait to get out of that place that they call school but do not rush it too much. Once your out you will miss it. You will miss all the people you found extremely annoying all four years you were there. you will miss that teacher that gave you all that homework but was your favorite. Even the classes you think you will not miss like chemistry and calculus you will. You will miss asking through the halls everyday. You will miss trying to open your locker even though it never opened anyway. You do not think you will miss it, you think it will be ok because your gonna make better memories and have better teachers when you go away to college but the truth is that most of the time you will hate your teachers, you will be pulling all nighters at least once a week because your teacher has given you so much homework and you think you still have time to have a social life. You think that party's are going to be awesome but in reality they are not unless you are extremely drunk but even then they are not fun because you wont remember anything and you will wake up with a headache. You will miss your moms homemade cooking even though she made the same thing every other day, but its better than cafeteria food. As graduation approaches just remember all the little things that you are going to miss. Make as many memories as you can. Hang out with your best friends as much as you can because you most likley wont see them after you graduate. Everything is going to hangs when you get handed that diploma and when you flip that tassel. You do not realize it until it all happens, and it all happens so fast.

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