As Thanksgiving
approaches people begin asking, “What are you thankful for?” Some common answers
include friends, family, and health. While I am very thankful for these things,
I chose to take a less serious approach for this blog. I am truly thankful for the many
things that help the common high school student endure four years.
I am really
thankful for book bags and lockers to hold everything. Imagine trying to carry
everything around with you everywhere. I would rather not carry around sports
bags or jackets. It would quickly become annoying, and I know I would forget
things everywhere.
Although
technology really frustrates me at times, I am thankful for laptops. I am able
to keep track of my papers, and it is much more organized than my book bag or
folders could ever be.
Perhaps the
thing I am most thankful for is the extra-curricular and co-curricular
activities offered by schools. Can you imagine how boring life would be if you
came straight home after school, did homework, ate supper then went to bed? I
would be bored out of my mind by the first night. I am very glad for the many
sports, clubs and activities offered because I don’t know how I would ever make
it without them. I am also very thankful for all of the coaches and sponsors
who put so much time in these things to keep them running smoothly.
I have noticed
that the higher the grade, the less sleep you get. This makes me very thankful
for energy drinks. (I promise that I have never had more than two in a single
day!) I know, I know, they aren’t the healthiest things in the world but
sometimes a little help isn’t so bad, right?
As cliché as it
may sound, I am very thankful for teachers. I highly respect them because they
have to deal with so much but generally seem to really love their jobs. I am
also thankful for teachers because without them, we wouldn’t really be able to
learn much at school. I am truly thankful for the many teachers that I have had
who have taught me so much.
While some of
these things may not be in my top ten list of things I’m grateful for, there is
no way I would be able to make it without them. (Ok maybe I could survive
without some of them, but frankly,
I’d rather not even try it.)
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