Rnld

Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2012

…in particular, congratulations little brother, I’m very proud of you. Although you’ve made many, many mistakes along the way (as have I), what matters is you tried to make up for it in the end. It is my hope that this enormous milestone in your life will change your outlook about your future. I sincerely believe you are very capable if you actually put some effort in to things. These past few days have been difficult, I understand, but it paid off in the end. I hope from now on you will use this experience, and anything I have tried to teach you, to make better decisions.

Congratulations Randy, do your best from now on. 

YES! I’M HOME!

FINALLY! 

We live in such exciting yet dangerous times

I wonder how many people actually realize this and are not so caught up in their lives that they understand what’s going on.

Busy day at the office!!

Back to back to back meetings! Exciting

Flying is always so exciting

I love flying, I love airports. Somthing about it makes me so excited. Its probably the thought of flying off somewhere new, somewhere different. Im flying off to socal for orientation (parents dont trust me driving, I wonder why:P). On the plane now! Exciting.

I can’t believe I graduated today…

It feels like a dream and I’m speeding through it. I can’t seem to slow down. Maybe I should look less to the future and take my time to enjoy what’s going on now.

So damn surreal.

DB banquet speech is over and done with

Im glad because I was crazy nervous. Now all I have to do is walk across that stage…

Surreal

It was the last day of school and it didn’t even feel like it. It hasn’t hit me yet, the fact that i’ll never walk through those halls to go to my next class, the fact that i’ll never show up 45 minutes late to second period anymore, the fact that I won’t have those days where we’re just chillin’ at the cage, or wherever, and the fact that i’m no longer a high schooler. It seems like I’ve been a high school student forever yet it’s finally coming to an end. No longer are we sheltered by the walls of high school. For the first time we’ll be on our own, ready or not to embrace what the world has in store for us. 

Hopefully we’ll find success in everything we attempt, and happiness around every corner. Best of luck class of 2011! 

Damn… this is surreal