Patrick, your blog post made my morning. :) I hope you're serious about writing more and not just 1.5 years from now.
A few notes:
1) you are a freshman, many of you are freshmen. You are in your freshman year.
2) Comma lover!
3) There are black kids at Cupertino?? Time to expand your circle of friends.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Hello all,
Me finally posting again might come as some surprise, but really, i feel that the transition from middle to high school needs a blog post to describe. In middle school, I was at the top of the food chain, where I was taller than everyone else, and i could walk around, point, and yell "pixie!" But thats all changed, and in a flash i was right back at the bottom, as a freshmen. Although, my freshmen experience is probably a lot better than some other peoples, especially since "hazing" and senior pranks are no longer allowed, since apparently, they went too far last year, and the school intervened. So i lucked out there. But, even without the pranks, high school is a big change. Literally. Cupertino high school must be 2~3 times as large as Hyde ever was. And the people there are also much bigger. On the first day, there was this REALLY tall black dude. He must have been about 8 to 10 inches taller than me, and i felt really short. I can only begin to imagine what my friends thought about his enormous height. But still, there are a lot of positive things about high school. Like lockers. They should make monuments devoted to lockers. These things have saved me several trips to the chiropractor, as with it, i can dump a bunch of crap that i dont need, and only carry about 5 pounds of stuff at any given time. Well, I feel bored now, and i have a lit project due tomorrow, so ill post more later...
Me finally posting again might come as some surprise, but really, i feel that the transition from middle to high school needs a blog post to describe. In middle school, I was at the top of the food chain, where I was taller than everyone else, and i could walk around, point, and yell "pixie!" But thats all changed, and in a flash i was right back at the bottom, as a freshmen. Although, my freshmen experience is probably a lot better than some other peoples, especially since "hazing" and senior pranks are no longer allowed, since apparently, they went too far last year, and the school intervened. So i lucked out there. But, even without the pranks, high school is a big change. Literally. Cupertino high school must be 2~3 times as large as Hyde ever was. And the people there are also much bigger. On the first day, there was this REALLY tall black dude. He must have been about 8 to 10 inches taller than me, and i felt really short. I can only begin to imagine what my friends thought about his enormous height. But still, there are a lot of positive things about high school. Like lockers. They should make monuments devoted to lockers. These things have saved me several trips to the chiropractor, as with it, i can dump a bunch of crap that i dont need, and only carry about 5 pounds of stuff at any given time. Well, I feel bored now, and i have a lit project due tomorrow, so ill post more later...
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