Well....its over. High school is officially over. I have graduated, and celebrated, and it is done.
High school...man...it has been quite the four years hasn't it? Shall we recap?
Freshmen year, I hung out with the people I was friends with through middle school. I eventually went to sit with on of my best friends during lunch, and eventually stayed there. There were a bunch of people I sat with that I did not know. Throughout freshmen year, we became friends and started hanging out on the weekends. Eventually, we were inseparable. Who knew that all these strangers would become my family. The people who would mean everything to me. People who I couldn't live or make it without. The People who encouraged me to be a better person, follow my dreams, and help me through the rough times. The people who gave me the best high school memories, laughs, and inside jokes I could ever ask for. For four years, we did not fight once...none of us...not once. We are as close as anyone could ever be and I know for sure...that will never change...ever. Yesterday, we graduated. We hugged, and looked out at our classmates for the last time. Our senior class party was last night, and we parties, and laughed, and asked like weirdos with the Centennial Class of 2014. Most of those people, I will never, ever see again. And even if I didn't talk to them, I will miss them so much. I grew up with them. I have know who they were for years after years after years. And now, it is done. It makes me sad, but I am also excited to see what the world brings me. What more adventures I make. I am just happy that I had experienced an amazing four years in high school. I seriously love everyone I have ever spoken to. I don't know if I can carry on with this, as it is just hitting me now that I am done...and it makes me want to cry, so I am going to stop now...but one last thing..
Centennial High School...Patriots...Class of 2014, it has been quite the ride. I want to thank my family for always being there for me, my teachers for making every class enjoyable especially Mrs. Knight (my second mom) who never doubted me and I love you SO much, my FCCLA family chapter, and state, I have another family and I love all of you to death!!!!!! and finally, my friends, what would I do without you...wow...This is never goodbyes...to any of you. I mean, it is impossible to say goodbye to something that has changed your life so incredibly. So...see you all very soon. Peace out!
Here are some pictures and a slideshow of my life up to Graduation day! I suggest listening to music while watching as there is no actual music in the video.
Ashley Marie
June 1st, 2014
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