Happy May 1st! Not only is it the start of Asian Heritage Month, but it is also my last full month of school. Such a bittersweet year. From my love/hate relationship with Pre-Calculus to getting my license and driving myself to school, there are quite a few ways to describe the year I had.
First, I want to say that I am insanely grateful for the year I had because, despite it all, I had a lot of fun and I made great memories with great people. I was incredibly lucky to have great teachers that showed me they are people too, especially after a year of virtual school where I was trained otherwise. I learned a lot. Fluid intelligence and even more crystallized intelligence. I can now tell you that covalent bonds are a nonmetal plus a nonmetal, but I can also say that I learned the importance of surrounding yourself with people who don't make you feel inferior.
I learned the importance of taking breaks and unwinding. Last year, I was a horse with blinders, I only thought about school and I rarely made any plans with friends, in hindsight it was probably the worst thing I could have done for my mental health, and I saw the results of doing that. Now, I value the weekends and Friday night plans. Whether it is going to Starbucks and talking with my friend, or going to watch a new movie at my local movie theater, it became so important to me to find ways to get out of the house and forget about some AP Psychology assignment I had yet to do.
This blog posting is setting the base for me, every Sunday I hope to release new content. This content ranges from book reviews to new fun facts I found out to current events, or even just what my life is like being a teenager.
Thank you for taking the time out of your day to read this post. Continue to live life nonstop.
- Zoey
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