It’s been so long since we’ve last talked. I can’t believe we graduated more than seven months ago, it seriously feels like just yesterday! [Liking]: Are you still drawing and painting? I remember spending hours after school planning and sketching out the next pep rally themes with you. We were such perfectionists, what could have taken anyone else thirty minutes to draw, literally took us days, but it was always worth it in the end, seeing our visions come to life on the big backdrops never got old! I miss those days. We need to hangout again soon, it’s been too long since we’ve gotten the group together and I miss you guys like crazy. When you, me, Taylor, and Maddie got together there was seriously never a dull moment! Speaking of Taylor, I just ran into her last week, we ended up talking for hours about life and your name got brought up. She was telling me that you decided to take the semester off and you weren’t planning on returning to school. I know by now, it’s been awhile since you’ve seen a classroom, but with your intelligence and skill, …show more content…
I totally understand where you were coming from and if that’s part of the reason why you left, then I can see why it would be hard for you to return. Taking time off to help and support your family during such a hard time must’ve been a huge commitment, but that's the type of caring person you are. Always willing to drop everything that you’re doing in order to help others. You’ve always been so selfless, and I know first hand what it's like having to step up and be the parental figure for your younger siblings during stressful family times. So, I can only imagine the toll these past few months have had on you. Taylor was telling me however, that your grandma's been doing much better, I’m so happy to hear that! I hope you’re feeling better as
Instead Becca was talking to the new boy, Abby was sitting at her desk alone. My teacher welcomed me back, as I made my way back to my desk. Abigail looked at me and smiled, she said she had missed me. I asked her what happened to Becca, her face turned red as she looked at me. “Becca started spreading terrible rumors”, she told me. “Even worste then before, it was my fault in the first place I shouldnt have agreed.” She apologized and hugged me, she told me she missed her bestfriend. We went back to being close maybe closer, sadly I eventually ended up moving. We stayed close friends, but also made new friends. I still talk to her about everything, we meet up sometimes. She was my first bestfriend, we always had our little aruguments. True friends overcome the biggest of obstacles, im happy to have overcame
What is secondary transition? Why is it important for school personnel to help students plan for post-school transitions?
Hi Ling-Ling!! The book is for you and thank you for reading this. By the way the main point of this letter is the confession of my feelings for you. I know, I know everyone knows about it, even you actually. First things first I liked you because I cared about you more than any girl here in high school. Sometimes it just drives me crazy that you are happy most of the time, and then you start having this issues or dramas that bothers you most of the time. In this letter I won’t tell anything about it, because this is between me and you. Now the reasons why fall for you; first of all i like the way we both play around like a little kids and listen to rock when we were bored, but our differences is the most thing that makes me like you the most.
Hi, I’m Leah. I’m 13 years old and live in a little town in New Jersey. I grew up a Christian girl, didn’t really do much with my life. I sing and play the piano, but other than that I’m not really anyone special. I found you and Dan’s video’s in the beginning of 2014, so I’ve been watching you for almost 2 years now. I’m not an artist, or writer, and I can’t make cool edits, or write songs, and I pretty much suck at socializing (even though my friends would probably say otherwise) so I thought I would just write you this and make your day a little brighter.
Going back to school at 30 is not the same as going back to school at 20, especially when you’re a single parent with an established career. Returning to school never left my mind throughout the years, I received my associates seven years ago and between then and now a lot had changed. So many questions I asked myself; do I have the time, who can help watch my daughter, can I juggle another load, etc. I answered every one of my questions; unfortunately I gave myself excuses instead. The decision going back to school was overwhelming because it was taking up another full time job; making it a priority and possibly putting in overtime to study and do homework.
As I reflect on how quickly we have moved through our last days of school, I do so reminiscent of how fast the past six years have flown by! It is with pleasure that I take this opportunity to write you and thank you, for your support in what has proven to be another busy, and successful school year. Thank you to all for your partnership, and sharing the gift of your hopes, dreams and aspirations, cleverly disguised as children!
Additionally, on Wednesday, I am a mentor for my third grade buddy! Two weeks ago, we began the year with the annual Ice Cream Social at the students’ schools. This social is exciting because the students and mentors are able to meet for the first time or are able to reunite if the students are returners. The mentors have the chance to meet the guardians or family members of the students as well! As a general manager, I had the chance to meet all 15 of the students who will be in my buddy family on Mondays. Also, I took the time to introduce myself to all of the students’ guardians and learn something about each student! As a mentor, I was so excited to be reunited with my little buddy and talk with his parents again! It was unbelievable to see how much he had changed and we were so excited to see each other! We were pen pals over the summer, but we stopped writing a few months ago. My little buddy and I talked about the following: activities that we were excited for, his favorite activities from the previous year, how his summer went, his interests, and his least favorite activities from the previous
Hey Jem it’s been a long time since I last spoke with you, and I would like to tell you Me and Scout are doing mighty fine just on our own. We got a townhouse in Tallahassee Florida, where Jean is currently going to school, and I picked up a job along the way. She’s studying some type of literature program they have there I don’t know all the details. Anyway I’m working for the local circus a little yonder of the school, well at least till Scout graduates, it’s a pretty fun job that should be able to pay the bills and everythang else . Aye you know what, it reminds me of the time I ran away to come see yall. I remember it like it had been sunday, I ran away because my parents didn't really engage in any activities with me and along the way
You might try to just shrug this off and say you aren’t as good as I say you are, but know that everything I say in this letter I truly support and believe with my whole heart. There are very few people that I hold in such high regard as I do you. I’m so sorry that I haven’t written to you once the who time that you have been gone so far, but know that this won’t be the last time that I write you either by letter or by email.
Deondre, I really truly genuinely miss you and us like how we use to be when we were crazy about each other when we would randomly send pictures, and when we would talk 24/7 about a lot of stuff
I hope you are doing well that you're continuing to grow as you work on bettering yourself for you. That you are finding joy daily and having a blast with your brothers. I cannot go through life knowing that I didn't give this my all. I don't half ass anything and hope that was evident from this summer. You told me on multiple occasions how you admired nay loved how honest and blunt I am. Well, I hope you can still admire that quality even now that we are no longer together.
When I got to know you better a year later I realized I wasn't alone and that something inside of you was what constantly brought tears to my own eyes. I went through a time in my life where I felt worthless and unloved and I continuously searched for happiness. I wasn't getting along with my family, and my friends were all hating each other, leaving me in the middle, stressfully trying to pull things together. You made me laugh and forget everything that was going on. That year you became my escape, my survival. I don't think I could have made it through as strong as I did if it weren't for you.
... thought that maybe we won’t be friends or even know each other in the future. Unexpectedly, we all had these feelings of fondness for a place we a come to despise and couldn’t wait to leave. Why would that happen to us? We all realized that in this moment we’re growing up but are far from “grown up.” Suddenly, there is a flash of light and in that moment I knew that the three of us would be separated for the rest of the day, maybe our lives. The flash brought everything back. It gave us a reason to go back into the hallway and meaninglessly chat with our friends. After we left that room we were still sharing a moment together but in a different sort of way. The picture was there and we had superficial thoughts but the graduation was so much more. It marked a major time in our lives and sent us off into the future. No longer were we the next generation because we were being sent off into the grown up world. Would we all still be appreciated? How is the world going to receive three naive girls who don’t know anything? All these questions were to be asked and to be forgotten because we got caught up in the moment. The picture marks that time in our past and an important time it was.
I was fourteen years old when a new life started for me. My mother came to the US searching for a better future for my sister and I, she left us with my grandmother when I was only two years old. Sometimes, a new beginning sounds scary. I had lived my entire life in El Salvador, surrounded by my family and friends, and now the moment to leave my country had come, I was to leave my home to come to the US to reunite with my mother. It was not an event I had envisioned, it was rather something that I saw far from happening. Though reuniting with my mother was a very important moment for me, I was facing a tough time in my life because I was leaving most of my relatives, friends and everything I knew behind, to start a new life, to start from scratch.
I’ve been missing you a lot since coming back to school. You’ve always kind of been my person that I go to when I need someone to hang out with or to talk to. It’s just hard trying to find that again. Liz and Lauren have been really nice to me but it just feels like everything takes so much effort that sometimes I’d rather not have to try so