At the end of my middle school year I was still believed to be “young-minded.” Before my big change developed in High School my only goals were to never stay home, hanging with friends, and being un-stressful and free. My mind was also set to believe that my mom would take care of all my problems, lots and lots of boys and to make my mothers pockets empty. That was the Medinah from June-August of 2011. Then September came.
It was my first day of High School my head was rumbling with mixed emotions of excitement, being nervous, and fun times that I may have. But instead it seemed to be the opposite. High School was mainly about work, work, work and learning things on your own from experiences of being independent, like a few of my 9th grade teachers told me this year . As September turned into October my mind developed into work mood. Throughout my whole 9th grade year all I received was pounds of work on my shoulders, and a few times I did struggle.
The amounts of work I was given made me focused. And being focused made me realize a lot. Since my independence grew larger so did my “young-mind.” I was now able to travel around the city on my own, I began to find and search for ways to make my own money, my schedule was always full, and I stop depending on my mom to guide me the way through. My young-mind seemed to have matured. Which was a huge change for me this year. My experiences and situations that happened during this change were good and bad. But it turned out even better.
From the beginning of my freshman year to now, June 2012 I’ve learned what I want to do after college as a career, I became more organized, I worked even harder and boys came along later. This freshman year was great for me, I made new friends, visited new places and seen new things. All of this is only the embarking of the rest of my life.