Monika's_BFFEx0255
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Moving (Again)
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I went to three different high schools over the course of five years. I also went to three different elementary schools, though two of those were in the same town.
I learned a lot about making new friends, which is a valuable life lesson. My last year of high school was in a town I didn't know, surrounded by people I didn't know. By the end of that year, though, I had made a fair amount of friends. None that I really contact much any more, but at least I wasn't alone when I went to school. It's tough moving around (especially in your senior year), but make it an oppurtunity to make more friends.
Then again, I never really made any best friends that I don't either keep in constant contact with or, having moved back to where I've spent the most time, don't see fairly often again. I'll have to admit that I have more friends online at this point, though now that I'm getting out there in the real world, the fact that I can open up a lot faster to other people now has already started me making friends with people that I work with, which can lead to making more friends of their friends, and so on! So yes, take this as a Lear it experience, networking is a very good skill to have!
I learned a lot about making new friends, which is a valuable life lesson. My last year of high school was in a town I didn't know, surrounded by people I didn't know. By the end of that year, though, I had made a fair amount of friends. None that I really contact much any more, but at least I wasn't alone when I went to school. It's tough moving around (especially in your senior year), but make it an oppurtunity to make more friends.
Then again, I never really made any best friends that I don't either keep in constant contact with or, having moved back to where I've spent the most time, don't see fairly often again. I'll have to admit that I have more friends online at this point, though now that I'm getting out there in the real world, the fact that I can open up a lot faster to other people now has already started me making friends with people that I work with, which can lead to making more friends of their friends, and so on! So yes, take this as a Lear it experience, networking is a very good skill to have!
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Terribly sorry about the dreadfully late post, but thanks for the advice CMD, I'll have to keep that in mind.
