Graduating

Hmmm... This has the potential to be a strange post. I guess we'll find out.

So, I went to senior breakfast yesterday at church. A lot of the seniors that go to the First Christian Church were there eating together with their families and listening to Tom Walters speak and hearing the typical "graduation, moving on with your life, make the right choices..." jargon. It would have been all good, except I've already had to face all of those things with graduating early and what not.

I guess I should have expected it to be this way, but I feel really disconnected from my class. At the breakfast, someone asked me about how my classes went, how my grades were, and just about college in general. Then someone chimed in something like this : Yeah, except he ditched us.

Now, I didn't think that was a fair statement, but you decide for yourself.
1. I didn't ditch anyone.
2. I decided to move on with my life because I couldn't really relate with anything in Med. Lodge.
3. I'm pretty sure they survived without me.
4. How many times did they come and visit me at school like they said they would? Oh, right. ZERO.
5. How many times did I come back to visit them? Over 20 times.
6. How often did they call me just to see what was up? Oh, right. ZERO.

I think that if they want to complain some more, they should probably have some legit reasons to do so.

Anywho, after that semi-steamy vent session. I'm ready for graduation. Everyone is ticked because Joyce isn't speaking and that Mrs. Dohrmann is. Personally, I think D does a great job. It might be long, but its personal and she mentions everyone in her speeches. I know you won't read this, but go out there and rock it Mrs. D.

I would also like to add that I'm pretty excited for free stuff.

That is all.