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My Last Few Days at Profile ..

These last couple of days at Profile it has finally sunk in that on Friday I will be walking out of Profiles doors as a student for one last time. Thats crazy to think that the next time I come to Profile I will be an alumni, a past student here at Profile. My time for all six years here at Profile have definitely shaped me into the person I am.  It is because of my family, my friends and teachers who have lead me to successes here at Profile but also as i venture off to college. Tomorrow will be my last day my last day as a high school student. I am grateful to have been able to work hard and to graduate with my class. I am thankful for what profile is and the dedication it has to the students inside of it. I am thankful for being able to get an education at Profile because I know that it will be a good one and that by graduating high school is one of the first steps to my long journey through life. Tomorrow, Friday June 2nd is the end of the beginning.

Graduation

In a month I will be graduated from Profile High School. I still don't feel like I am senior and about to end my high school career. I honestly can remember my 7th grade orientation and thinking that graduation would never come. Two years later I also thought the same thing at my freshman orientation. As I look back on all my high school experiences, I am mind blown of how fast it has actually come. It is crazy that some of the same people I went to elementary school with and even preschool are the same people I will be graduating high school with. High school hasn't been fun but it hasn't been the worst 4 years of my life. As I leave the profile doors for the last time as a student I will feel accomplished and ready to take on the world. I am excited to to take on a new journey, meeting new people and experiencing new things. I am sacred and excited for the future. Profile has been all I have known and as I venture off to college and beyond I know I can face anything that

who and what has impacted my life?

There have been many events and people who have impacted my life here are a few: My family  Skiing and Soccer  Traveling  School  My friends 

15 years from now

15 years from now I will be 33, I will have graduated college from the University of Tampa. Although I will have spent the best 4 years of my life in Florida I will move back to New England. New Hampshire is where I grew up so I don't see myself going back but in 15 years I think it would be reasonable to say that I will be living in either Massachusetts or Rhode Island. I love the water as well as the mountains. I will still be close with my family who lives in New Hampshire. I don't think that my parents will stay in New Hampshire but I'm sure I will visit them often no matter where they end up. Building up my career is very important to me right from college. I will have a business degree in either marketing or public relations. I will be working at a big clothing corporation like H&M or j.crew, I want to be in the clothing industry. I will have a family of my husband and two kids. I wish to live in a suburb out of Boston in a community of houses. I like this life

The Perfect Day...

My perfect day would be boating out on lake Winnipesaukee. Enjoying sand bar parties, tubing, and meeting new people along the way. This lake is so huge and on any day you can pick a new destination, exploring different parts of the water. My dogs comes along with there life jackets as they jump off the boat and into the water. The windblown hair with a smile on my face, this is my idea of a perfect day.

"Accept what you are able to do and what you are not able to do"

 "Accept what you are able to do and what you are not able to do" . This aphorism relates to me because for a long time during my life I didn't accept the things I wasn't able to do and it really put me down. I was totally fine with the things I could do but when I came across something I couldn't do I had trouble accepting it. I think that when people learn to accept there flaws or the things that they cant do they start to be okay with it and start to work on it to maybe get better at that thing. When society as a whole accepts the things they cant do and are upfront about it, they then can relax and be okay with themselves. This significance of these words are that you have to accept both, accepting what you can do and what you cant. Once people do that they can live peacefully within themselves. I think everybody needs to learn to do this for the best quality of life and it is why I agree with these words.

Growing Up in the White Mountains

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Franconia, New Hampshire... This is the place I have spent all 18 years of my life. I have loved living here most of the time, especially when I was younger and as I get older I keep getting less fond of it. My childhood was filled with skiing, swimming, hiking, and biking and all of my friends lived less than 5 minutes away from me. I loved how I could ride my bike down to town without an adult, I loved how I could ski at cannon without an adult and I loved how everyone knew my name and my dads restaurant. As I entered high school I started to like it less and less. I still thought it was a beautiful place to live  with gorgeous views but as of things to do for fun besides outdoor activities they were very slim. At my age and living here your whole life you have been to the 99 so many times that you dont even need to look at the menu to see what they have. You go to Dunkin Donuts on the daily because thats the only kind of good coffee, and you attend movies at Jax Junior all the time