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It's been a long time since I share with y'all my life experiences. I know I haven't posted much since then, so I'm trying my best to make it up to all of you. And I'm going to start an update from now on.
My school year is already ending. The thought of being away from my friends, and the classmates that I spent my year with, overwhelmed me with mixed emotions. I honestly know that I'm not really friendly, so creating friendship with someone is kinda hard for me. But then, they are with me. My friends and classmates spend time with me. Those hurdles and hardships we went through is finally worth it and over! At last! We can say that we finally graduate, altogether!
The palpitate feeling when I sometimes crammed my homeworks, projects and so on, is still carved deep within my mind and heart. It was such a silly and naughty decisions of mine that made me learn and regret those days. Now staring my name and picture in awe in the lists of all graduates makes my heart beams with satisfaction.
The graduation ceremony started early in the morning at precisely 6:00 a.m. I wake up early to take a shower. I only spend a short period of time fixing myself, scared to the thought that I might arrive late in the ceremony. When we arrive, tons of people is busy with their own business and the ceremony is still on hold. So my sister suggest that 'we should take a picture first', while waiting.
After a brief pause, the master of ceremonies announced that it was time to proceed to our designated lines, accompanied by our parents or guardians, as the program was about to commence.
In an effort to maintain order, diplomas were distributed at the outset of the commencement parade. Following this, we made our way to our predetermined seats, positioned in alphabetical order by surname.
The commencement ceremony unfolded with touching and heartfelt welcome address delivered by a fellow graduate. Their words, imbued with shared experiences and aspirations, served as a powerful introduction, establishing a profound sense of camaraderie among the assembled graduates. It was a moment of profound connection, as we collectively embarked on this momentous occasion.
Following this expressive opening, the ceremony progressed with a nostalgic journey through the history of our academic lives. One by one, the names of graduating classes were called, beginning with the youngest, the kindergartners, and culminating with our own, the tenth grade. It was a heartfelt ritual, a symbolic progression of time that underscored the passage from innocent childhood to the cusp of adolescence. With each recitation of a grade level, a collective wave of sentiment washed over the audience, as memories of youthful cheerfulness, academic challenges, and personal growth were stirred.
As the list of graduating classes unfolded, a palpable sense of anticipation grew among the tenth graders. The weight of this final milestone was palpable, a bittersweet realization that a significant chapter of our lives was drawing to a close. Yet, amidst the melancholy, there was also a stirring sense of accomplishment and excitement for the uncharted territories that lay ahead.
When the time our class valedictorian asseverate her speech, all of our batch became emotional and overwhelmed with different emotions... It was implemented and carved deep within our minds that "When we go down, we go down together" (it was such a silly encouraging actually that we keep holding on). Because honestly that's what we felt when we are going to a hard time and often laughed when we fail a test.
The time and effort I spent in my academics give me so much expectations to anticipate new things and learn something I lack of. At the same time, feeling so down knowing that I needed to say my goodbyes to everyone. It was such a though and long journey, yet it feels like I only spent a short period of time with them.
This is the end of my blog for today. I was so overwhelmed while typing this blog sharing my experiences. After all we spent our time since day one at school— kindergarten up to now. But since all of us will eventually decide and take different paths, then I guess this is a good bye for now...
