First and Second Day of High School

It was stressful. Fun, but stressful. In the beginning, we got off our bus and walked in the door. I kind of wish someone would have told me that the floor we walk into is the second floor, because I was under the impression that it was the first. So I go to what I think is my locker, and what do ya know, it's open! So I put all my stuff in the locker, shut it and try to open it. IT DOESN'T OPEN! Crazy right? So after five minutes, I look at the full number on the locker and it says '2-225.' Then I look at my sheet and it says, '1-225'..... damn.
Then we went to 'Link Crew' who's job was to welcome us to Armstrong. I got called out of the crowd to come and be in a relay where i popped a balloon against a girl's belly with my belly. But the balloon fell, and it looked really awkward.
After that, nothing too eventful happened. It was just pretty stressful, trying to get to all my classes and that stuff. Then me and David missed the bus, so we had to catch a ride with Victoria, my junior friend. So it worked out I guess.

Today was much better than yesterday. I kinda knew where I was going, and had a better feel for everything. My lunch group is pretty good. I don't really have a set table yet, but I know a lot of people, so it leaves my options open.
It's an experience.

End of a Chapter

These past three years have been absolutely fantastic. I've made so many new friends, and I have changed in so many ways. If I had the chance to go back and do it all again, I wouldn't change a single thing. My friends and I have have gone through good and bad, but look back and realize that it was all worth it. We learned so much, and were changed so much.
Things I've learned:
-don't let yourself get walked on
-stand up for what's right no matter what people say
-don't blend in, but don't try to be different; be yourself no matter what people think
-be kind to everyone, because what goes around comes around; karma

As the sun sets tonight, so does an era of growing. But when it rises tomorrow, so begins a new day, a new chapter in life. I have no visions, no expectations, simply because I'm willing to take whatever high school throws at me, and more importantly, I'm ready to deal with it.

Goodnight, and have a wonderful day tomorrow.
May your eyes be opened by the sunlight.