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I only registered there because a friend told me that our chemistry teacher was on that site O_O. It was hard to believe, so I checked it out. But generally, I don't spend much time there. I don't need another time-waster in my life! :)

Heh... I spent about 3 hours admiring the thunderstorm. Those chain lightning strikes... mm... so bright and flash so often... it's beautiful =)

A small, self-centered message:smile26:
Here comes the evening when we can officially say goodbye to school, to everything that was during our school years; now it's all in the past. Finally, I won't have to see those corridors filled with crowds of wildly rushing children every morning anymore... whew... Many say, "Time will pass, and you'll regret it," and yes, I will, but right now, I'm in a mood where I absolutely don't want to stay within these walls, but rather celebrate as soon as possible. I have this feeling of anticipation; I'm just full of energy, and the grades are pretty good, which doesn't spoil the mood))))) Awesome, and I think those who have already celebrated their graduation will understand me, but even more so, those who are celebrating it these days will feel the same way! Hooray!!!!!!!!!

"You'll regret it when the time comes"... ;)
Graduation is great... oh, if only I could experience it one more time... :)

maybe it won't happen, because everyone has different experiences...

I finished it and I'm glad that I don't have to go there anymore... and I don't want to return at all.

I remember you mentioning that you weren't in a hurry to get to school and were often late.

well, that's been the case for the last year and a half, because I moved to a new house (apartment) and the distance to school has increased significantly. Plus, I don't really enjoy waking up early, waiting for the bus, and so on, and I don't particularly like it there anyway.

in just half a year, you'll start feeling nostalgic for your friends and acquaintances, for that easy algebra and the atmosphere of childhood, as cliché as it may sound. And you'll share this feeling with the sense of freedom and self-importance, when you're no longer led by the hand, and you're free to follow your own path.

I agree with you, Arandor! I don't really want to go to school. I just want to hang out with my friends for another year, play Heroes, go fishing, you know? But I also want to go to college! I wish I could just leave already! Especially since we're all 18 now!!!! Hooray! And the most interesting thing is that everyone is going to different cities and universities! Freedom has arrived! Hooray, comrades!!!

Ugh!!! What a party! I'm writing this now with a completely empty head because I can't think straight. I just want to go to sleep. Anyway, even though I'm against all sorts of "click-click" and silly contests, everything went incredibly well, and the fireworks and the night were just as expected! It was super! I'm glad... and now... off to the realm of Morpheus, with unforgettable impressions from the graduation party... :)

happy. We only had three fun things at our graduation.
Drinking a bottle of cognac in the school toilet with ten people, which, by the way, one idiot dropped from his pocket right onto the stage while receiving his diploma; treating the security guard with a package of juice diluted with alcohol; and helium balloons that you could drink to make your voice sound funny.

That comment about the bottle on stage really made me laugh!)))))))))))) It turned out great, even we wouldn't have come up with something that funny!)))) And about the helium balloons, hmm, I should try that too...
We have another graduation celebration coming up!))))) An unofficial one... Oh, I'm going to get drunk with all these celebrations...

Well, yes, there is a sense of regret. After all, happy childhood is over. Although, I also feel different now.
But I didn't like the graduation party. I'm also against all sorts of "click-click" and contests, and nothing could reconcile me with them. I'd rather die than go dance to Timati or to Zveri. And that thumping music completely killed my brain. There was nothing to drink - except for martini, which I don't really like. Except later we drank cognac, and a bottle of beer each. The only thing I liked was the free billiards. But you can't play it constantly, you get tired very quickly. Especially when your head is throbbing from the stupid music.

We lost :( Boo hoo.

The funniest thing is that at my graduation, we weren't allowed to drink, but the teachers were!
So, it looked like this: they poured half a glass of champagne for each of us, and the teachers were drinking wine from different bottles, each of them drinking at least half a liter. When a guy from our class took a bottle of wine to pour himself a glass, the teachers raised such a fuss!
Not only were they drinking while we weren't allowed to, but they were also drinking our money! They certainly didn't contribute!
I won't even talk about the "tyts-tyts" incident; Executor has already described it perfectly.
Overall, the only thing I liked about my graduation was that I wouldn't have to see the disgusting faces of my teachers again... and 45% of my classmates.