I graduated! Yay.

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Congratulations keef. :cheers:

Just avoid waiting around 6 months to actually start attending a college class like I did.

I'll be starting the 2nd year this fall at a real college soon, thanks to major extra-credit at a Community College here.:crazy:
 
All you younger guys should enjoy school while you can. I wasn't big into joinging clubs or playing sports, and didn't really have a huge group of close friends throughout my 12 years. I only got close to a few of them this last senior year of high school. Most of my friends are from other schools and cities. I guess I missed out on a lot, but I don't really regret it, because I have other stuf to do that I like. But you all should do what you can in school--it's good for you, like apples. In fact, I just went to a few grad parties today. Good times, man, good times.

Right now I don't feel any different than when school let out for summer break, but that'll change once I start my job in 2 weeks. I'll feel really weird going to college in September. I wasn't erally digging the idea of leaving home--I don't really feel old enough, though I guess I am--so I chose not to go to a university. I think I'm better off at home until I get more situated and actually get my own bank account. See, maybe I'm not ready to go out on my own.:lol:
 
I'm class of 2006 also.


Out of 8th grade anyways. Last 4 weeks went so fast. Dreading a speech and constitution test. After that, just a lot of waiting. Got out last Friday. Graduate this Tuesday.
 
keef
All you younger guys should enjoy school while you can. I wasn't big into joinging clubs or playing sports, and didn't really have a huge group of close friends throughout my 12 years. I only got close to a few of them this last senior year of high school. Most of my friends are from other schools and cities. I guess I missed out on a lot, but I don't really regret it, because I have other stuf to do that I like. But you all should do what you can in school--it's good for you, like apples. In fact, I just went to a few grad parties today. Good times, man, good times.

Right now I don't feel any different than when school let out for summer break, but that'll change once I start my job in 2 weeks. I'll feel really weird going to college in September. I wasn't erally digging the idea of leaving home--I don't really feel old enough, though I guess I am--so I chose not to go to a university. I think I'm better off at home until I get more situated and actually get my own bank account. See, maybe I'm not ready to go out on my own.:lol:
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Damn, keef, that's almost me to a T. Except for the college thing. I don't know for certain what I'm going to do.
(And yes, us Canadians have late grads. Mine's on the 15th. I believe everybody in BC has theirs within about 5 days either way of that).
 
I graduate on June 10th, and am planning on being hung-over until June 12th. I still can't quite wrap my head around the thought of never having to go to school again :).
 
That's probably a weird feeling. Unless I was working right when I ended college I'd feel sort of misplaced without having to be somewhere. Even just after high school I feel like I always need to be somewhere or get home early for school the next day. But I don't. I hate that feeling.
 
kylehnat
I graduate on June 10th, and am planning on being hung-over until June 12th. I still can't quite wrap my head around the thought of never having to go to school again :).
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Heh. My grad is Thursday thru Friday morning... After that, I will simply say that I've booked the weekend off of work. :D
 
Congratulations Keef and to all other members that will be graduating within the next few weeks!

I have still got a year left! :grumpy:
 
Sorry for the late Congrats, Keef! :cheers:

Congrats to everyone else that will graduate too. 👍
 

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