Esta Chovendo

Well it's not a bad rain, it's in fact sort of pretty for the afternoon. But we've had so much rain the past few days....weeks....There's a pattern though. When Jackass is out of the state, there's no rain. So we must make him stay out of the state, then all will be fine! Anyways, it's raining. And it's Father's Day. Nice way to spend Father's Day, huh. It's all right though, we're staying inside, where it's dry and a TV is near with the Nascar race on. At least it is when it's not raining too hard to obscure the satellite connection. Ah well.

So on Friday at Uno Tomato, there was this really nice lady that I recognized from school. We started talking and all, and I told her that I had just graduated from Lincoln. She was actually shocked and said that I looked too young to have graduated already. Awe, how sweet....however, today we went to Kowloon for lunch. The waitress there again had the same shocked expression and also said I looked too young to graduate. Twice I've been told this, and it's only been three days. I don't know whether to be scared or touched, but I usually feel pretty flattered. :)

And look at that, the sun has come out. It's like Mother Nature is going through mood swings or something....I can concur.

IT'S OVER!

Holy shit. It's now official. Today was the last day of high school, EVER! It was so monumental, Principal Fox released us seniors from school about 5 minutes early....and as I nearly skipped out of precalc for the last time (gah, to think Mr. Conrad is switching from Lincoln to Washington...assistant principal position, pfft), I actually was feeling GIDDY. I was always really anxious for high school to end, and not in a good way....I feel safe at high school. I know the content that is being learned, I know all of the kids, and I know where the hell I am. But what's going to happen when we go to college? I'm going to end up in Vermillion, an hour away from home, all alone....well, at least I can hold onto the hope that I'll get to room with Keather, yessss :D

But it's scary as hell thinking that I'll never walk into Lincoln again as a "student". I'm now an alumni member, a GRADUATE from Lincoln High School. It probably won't even feel official till we get our diplomas on Sunday, but still....I know I passed all my classes, so I know it's official already, it's just hard to say it's over till it's officially OVER.

Which has happened.

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Gah....well, I at least spent the day hanging with Megan, because she's always been an amazing friend to me....and soon I'll also spend the rest of the day with Chantel and Keather, my other amazing friends! The most amazing friends in the world, I say....the two of you mean the world to me and more, and I'll never forget you.....especially Chantel, can't forget those confirmation moments!! :D