Finally Part 2.

It's done! The first semester of Sophomore year, and already half way done with this school year. Onwards to Junior year. :] I'm actually looking forward for this upcoming semester. I can say that a lot of things have changed since the previous year. I always talk to Esther about how each year make life turn into a different perspective. Dang, I miss Freshmen year. But there are some things I don't miss. Hahahha.

GOODNESS GRACIOUS! This week is OVER! Finals are gone. I don't have to face them for another four months, but there's still the Compass Test next monday, the HSPE, the WASL, blahz, etc. Haha. Sophomore year has opened my eyes to a lot of cool new things like new teachers, very interesting classes, unique people, and opportunity gateways for the future.
Let's make a list!

Things That Have Changed:

• My Classes. I miss my old freshmen teachers, goodness gracious. Hartley, Egbert, Christiansen, even Kuebker! GAHZ! My teacher of the year for Freshmen year was Mrs. Egbert, this year it's Mr. Transier.
• Filipino-American Club. Mahn, this club, I'm so glad to have become president and helped these kids create memories they can record onto their transcript.
• My Child-like Senses. Every day I feel myself growing up into the person God destined for me to be, minus some minor things. I wake up each morning with a purpose or goal to accomplish, and I always success at that. WOOT WOOT! I feel more reserved and wiser, I don't mean like "Ooh I'm better than you and am cooler" Naw! I mean like just things feel more different. I appreciate more of the things I have. I have incorpated my emotions in the decisions I've made and have worked on being more selfish than selfless. Someone told me that if you always put people in front of you, in the end, you'll be last in line.
• My Friends. DANG! I can say that the people I hang out with and have amazing conversations have changed. I got Anre, Mara, Esther, Jhoann, Joanna, Hao, Deveon, Patrek, Mohamed, Jason, and etc. Thank you, you guys.
• You; I miss you. Things could be back to normal... But we both know it's difficult. I miss your laughter, your smile, your hand to hold, and the insane things we'd talk about at night. I miss you.

Things That Have Stayed The Same:

• The School. KMHS+KMTA IS FRIZZIN' AMAZING! Although I am one person, I agree that I have contributed to this lovely school.
• This blog. I'm still kind of working on how to write out what's on my mind and stay devoted to it on a weekly basis. Please leave comments when you like!
• My Family. Although we've improved a lot on behavior issues, our love for each other has always stayed the same.
• Drive for Track. DUDE! I'm so pschyed for this upcoming Track Season. I really want to focus and actually have a super good year. I'll have Als and hopefully Sandisan and Deveon by my side, and it's going to be a freaking HUGE BLAST!
• Sandisan. Arigatogozaimashita! You have stuck by my side without trying and when I call for you, you run the second I say "I need you." I even miss you right now because I'm so used to seeing you. Hahahaha. You should teach me how to cook Korean food. I'm so proud to have you as a best friend. I know I'm super weird, and you always talk about that, but I KNOW that deep down you love that I'm weird. BWAHAHAHA. x] Sometimes I get mad at you for small things, but I get over it because I love you too much. I'll text you in a few, korean buddy. I hope we did good on our Japanese Final!

Shout-Out To You:

Because of you I was able to realize a lot about myself I never looked at or listened to. You gave me a place in your heart without me asking for it, and been there for me at the times I didn't need or but most especially when I did need you. You opened my eyes to a life I never thought of, more importantly a relationship I only dreamed of having. I treasure the phone convos we talk, the laughs we share on your couch, cooking ramen on your kitchen, arguing about weird stuff, calling you a dork, and my favorite part when we're just with each other and there's pure silence. Thank you, D.R.I.