My first post of the new year. I wonder if I'm alone when I say that I don't really notice the years passing. The holidays come and go, and I know that after certain events (ie. holidays), then other events will occur and there will be some changes. The seasons are more noticeable to me than a year's passing.
I have hopes for the new year. Two friends of mine started a new relationship on midnight of the Eve and I wish them the best of luck. Exams are approaching fast, and the first semester is nearly done. I'll miss the classes I've had since September.
Writer's Craft was really fun. I think I might take the novel writing course next year, just to see how it goes. Math was actually enjoyable this year. Those of you who know me will know that I hate math class with a passion. But dropping to college level and having classmates I know well and can laugh with, as well as a good-no excellent-teacher, really makes a difference. English has been fun too. My class isn't too dull, and we try to make things interesting with Ms. Knapp's help.
With the new year comes a new play. This year's SEARS competition promises to be interesting at least. We have some new people, along with a number of familiar favourites.
I enter the new year with anticipation, not just regret. My courses for the second semester will be great, I know it.
To those of you reading, I hope you had an enjoyable Christmas and a wonderful New Year's Eve.
Best of luck in the new year!
I have hopes for the new year. Two friends of mine started a new relationship on midnight of the Eve and I wish them the best of luck. Exams are approaching fast, and the first semester is nearly done. I'll miss the classes I've had since September.
Writer's Craft was really fun. I think I might take the novel writing course next year, just to see how it goes. Math was actually enjoyable this year. Those of you who know me will know that I hate math class with a passion. But dropping to college level and having classmates I know well and can laugh with, as well as a good-no excellent-teacher, really makes a difference. English has been fun too. My class isn't too dull, and we try to make things interesting with Ms. Knapp's help.
With the new year comes a new play. This year's SEARS competition promises to be interesting at least. We have some new people, along with a number of familiar favourites.
I enter the new year with anticipation, not just regret. My courses for the second semester will be great, I know it.
To those of you reading, I hope you had an enjoyable Christmas and a wonderful New Year's Eve.
Best of luck in the new year!
1 comment:
And a good new year to you, Tyler. You strike me as a man who is always ready for new challenges, and so I suspect most every year will be a good year for you.
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