Time Flies

It doesn't seem real that the school year is almost over and all of the seniors are about to graduate. Time flew by over the past four years of high school just like it did in elementary and middle school. I remember being in sixth grade and thinking that I was half way through my public school education. Now, I'm at the end of my time in high school, but I'm more than ready to leave. I've enjoyed my time in Lexington, but I don't think there is much left for me here. The past couple of months all I've been able to think about is Memphis. I'm going to be living in a big city where I won't know anyone and I couldn't be any more excited than I am. When you've been surrounded by the same people for fours year or longer, you kind of lose the ability to change because people have already placed you in your own little box where you're expected to stay. I went to work at a camp this summer and everyone thought I was hilarious and outgoing, two words that my classmates would never use to describe me. I'm hoping that Memphis gives me the opportunity to be myself and expand my horizons. At the beginning of high school I was so thankful that I had four years to figure out where I wanted to be and what I wanted to do in college. I'm still not entirely sure what I'm going to end up majoring in or what career path I will choose, but at least I know where I can call home for at least four more years.