Assignment 24 - Max Morris

Junior year has been pretty alright. People always talk about how junior year is the hardest year, but I don't know about that. It wasn't easy, but there was no real marked difference between it and any other year, just the same old going through the motions that school typically entails. I didn't care as much about school as I probably should have, which is quite regrettable and may account for its relative ease, but my grades were still pretty standard, and overall, I survived through the year, which is about as much as one can hope for. Outside of school, things were less tedious. I engaged in a fair amount of shenanigans, none of which I really regret, but most of I will not repeat. I also feel like I really finally came into myself and accepted who I was, a feeling I have not been familiar with since like 2nd grade. This summer, I hope to just spend time with friends, many of which are departing to college soon, and fit in a lot of unique experiences, as that is really what I want out of life. I also would like to finally find that creative spark I've been looking for for quite a while, and really begin the path of creativity that I want to define my future. Senior year, I don't even want to think about. College decisions will likely result in a breakdown and my gradual downfall, but that's probably just nerves speaking. I'll just take on the future as it comes along and hope for the best.