Thanks for the Memories

Memories worth keeping forever.

Stepping into the Maliksi Building, I was trembling, not of fear but of anxiousness and nervousness. The building itself was intimidating and so I was. As I stepped inside my new classroom for the year, I felt unreal. I didn’t know what was ahead of me.

Days passed.

Weeks passed.

Months passed.

I was happy.

I was in ecstasy and I still am.

I didn’t know I could be happy during this time of my life.

Sure third year life is where all the pressure and the hard subjects are but it was the most fun year for me yet.

This year, I realized a lot of things. I realized the meaning of real friendship. I realized the importance of my family. I realized the love the teacher is giving us. I realized how hard it is to be a high school student. I realized how hard it is to manage time. I realized how hard it is to be alone in life. I realized how few people are willing to stay by your side when you are in trouble. I realized how uncaring people could be. I also realized how caring people could be. I realized that despite all of those negative things, third year life could be fun.

There are times when you feel like everything is a blur, like time is passing by so fast, and then it suddenly slows down at an important moment. That is what I feel right now. It seems like everything went by so fast, the classes, the parties, everything. I just want it to somehow slow down wishing for it to never end.

Of course, fun memories come from the best classes ever and those are the English classes and the Spanish classes. I don’t know why but whenever we have those two classes, I never get bored. It is like there is always something to wait for. English classes have always been fun this year. The experiences from this class were surreal. It was amazing to experience the speech choir and everything else. I would like to thank Ma’am May for that. It is because of her that we experienced these activities.

To summarize it all, this year is the most fun of all. It is where I realized everything and where I learned to care for everything. Third year life is the best of all. Thank you.

I am happy.

I am in ecstasy.

I didn’t know I will still be happy during this time of my life.

Days will pass.

Weeks will pass.

Months will pass.

Years will pass.

As I step out of the Maliksi Building, I will be trembling, not of fear but not of anxiousness either. I will be trembling because I will be crying. The building itself used to be intimidating but now it is filled with undying memories, good and bad, and so is my mind. Everything will be buried deep inside my mind and my heart. I will always know what I will leave behind me. Thank you for the memories.