The deal has been sealed. I'm officially a graduate of Begbie Elementary. Ummm... not really much else to say in this post. Today was just absolutely one of the happiest days in my life. But there was also some really bad stuff after school. For one thing, I saw my close friend cry for the first time.
And I couldn't help him.
There is one friend in my class who never shows any emotion except for joy and happiness. He has never been seen with sorrow. This person's name is Gary. He is one of the most intelligent young minds of our generation and I wouldn't be surprised if he ended up making the next Google, Apple or some other huge cooperation.
Gary is always there every day for us to make us laugh. Even when he's completely silent or he's just being his usual self and screaming, he's always an awesome friend to hang out with. I love talking to him because he always has something techy to tell me and he's somebody I can rely on for anything.
But after school today, when I went to just hang out with him, he was crying. It was so depressing for me to see such a usually unemotional and calm man sobbing. His eyes were red and I truly felt as if my heart was falling slowly down. Even know I can still strongly feel how much sorrow I felt after school.
I still haven't figured out what happened.
I should have tried harder.
Well... Going To End This
I am completely happy and kind of sad at the same time. I have graduated (not to mention received a $100 scholarship for athletics) and I'm finally off to high school. But Gary. I just wish I knew what was wrong.
I just have to be a 10. There is no way that I cannot be a day on this day. Friends, family and all people came to watch the grade sevens graduate. That itself is already awesome.
"Graduation is not the end; it's the beginning." - Orrin Hatch
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