Senior Footprint Reflection

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For my senior footprint I really wanted to work in a group since I only have spent one year at NCS. I decided to text some friends and get a group together. My group was: Jillian Johnson, Emma Angell, Sarah Walworth, and Maris Graver. Working in a group is always fun, and mostly beneficially; however, coordinating a schedule that works for everyone can be difficult. So, to start our project those who could make it (Maris, Emma, and I) got together for lunch and began to brainstorm ideas on how we should do our project. We also began to think of answers for all of the questions that needed to be answered. We had some really good conservation about how these last four years impacted us, and had a million memories come to mind. We decided to use

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