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Being a Senior
Being a Senior
Being a senior is it hitting you all at once.
Being a senior is cheering when someone says class of 2014.
Being a senior is getting to pick your parking spot first.
Being a senior is not caring what you look like to school anymore.
Being a senior is getting excited when your curfew is finally midnight.
Being a senior is stressing over which college you are going to decide on.
Being a senior is having your parents nag you to death about what you are going to do with your life.
Being a senior is finding out who your true friends are.
Being a senior is taking senior pictures with the school and having them turn out horrible.
Being a senior is applying for every scholarship out there.
Being a senior is having senioritis the second month of school.
Being a senior is taking as many pictures as possible.
Being a senior is hanging out with your friends as much as you can before everyone goes their separate ways.
Being a senior is discovering who you are and who you want to be.
Being a senior is ordering your cap and gown.
Being a senior is realizing your time living with your parents is coming to an end.
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Being a senior is only having a few months and a whole lot of memories to make.
Being a senior is going to your last football game.
Being a senior is senior skip day with all of your friends since childhood.
Being a senior is dancing the night away at your last prom.
Being a senior is having that song that takes you back to freshman year.
Being a senior is anticipating graduation all year but crying when it comes.
Being a senior is looking around on graduation day and realizing you will never see half of these people again.
Being a senior is senior trip down there on that Panama strip.
Being a senior is saying goodbye to everyone you have known your whole life and starting something new.
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