As the days of my JHS are finally ending, I now feel quite sentimental about the days when I was still in 7th grade and knew no one, except for this extroverted guy that I got seated with on the 1st day and called me emo because I was in all black. But as time passed, I have come to know most of the people in SSC and have become close to a couple of them.
Just like in this quarter's lesson, and all the other lessons before it. You will never learn what it is, unless you start seeing it every time and ingrain it in your mind. That can also be said as you will never really learn what a person is unless you start talking to them every time and ingrain it in your mind, just in case the one reading it doesn't get it.
This quarter's lesson also helped me understand that little parts make a whole. Like the parts of the Microsoft Front Page.
The people who played little parts in your life make a whole of you.
In web design, a functional site isn't just one big image; it's a collection of table cells, tiny image files, hyperlinks, and specific lines of code. If one tag is broken, the whole page might look off.
I've realized that my time in JHS has been a process of web development. A character development.
The classroom environment provided the structure, much like a table or a frame, within which I could grow. Every conversation I had acted as a link, connecting my world to someone else's. Every person I've met, even those who played "little parts" or appeared for just one session, has contributed a specific element to my identity. Just as FrontPage allows you to see the design view and the split view simultaneously, I can now look back at my four years and see both the result and the underlying work. These four years haven't been perfect because I have been bullied verbally a few times during my time here, but that's also what makes a person somewhat perfect. Since the end of the school year is approaching, I have decided to forgive them, although I don't think they would even care about that. I suppose it's just me letting go of a grudge, but not forgetting what that experience has made me into. houyyy parang cringe lmao/kimi ts probs why I was bullied lol
As I prepare to close this chapter of my life and move on from JHS, I realize that I am a finished project made of countless small, essential fragments. I am leaving with a mind ingrained with knowledge and a heart full of the people who helped complete my Front Page.
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