High School.

This year was perfectly chaotic. I'm not sure how to put it into words, but it's that feeling you get when you've finally found your people. Those clumsy pals who just seem to fit your vibe. That vibe is indescribably beautiful.

One time, my friend and I were singing the Weeknd's You Right song aloud in the middle of the English corridors because we had nothing better to do. That exact moment brought me back to year six when another friend of mine and I ran around the primary block, holding a microphone and singing “Barbie Girl”.

Drama lessons in year seven were another sort of chaos. With people overexaggerating Shakespeare lines and laughing over Romeo and Juliet’s pathetic love story. It was such a shame our vital years in life were cut off due to online school but that did not stop me from having fun. I mean discord calls until two in the morning, saying that our microphones and cameras weren’t working, skipping PE lessons and having online sports day were the weirdest, most amusing things that had ever happened to me.

Hanging out with friends in the music room before being kicked out by Mr Dale, laughing over Mr Troy's aggressive “DA BABY LES GO!” and cringing over every time we did the dab will forever be iconic and nostalgic. I still remember a group of girls in my class and I would never pay attention during computer science and would munch on fries before Ms Kavitha ever caught us.

Year 10 was probably the best though, I found the one friend group I could stick with, the friend group that would stick with me. I enjoyed every bit of watching bollywood drama scenes during Chemistry instead of paying attention to how the blast furnace works. And the one time a friend of mine and I skipped one Chemistry lesson cause we were rebels (no that was the dumbest thing we had ever done, please do not do that!!!). And the times when a ball would fall on a teacher's head from my hands during PE.

The amount of times my friends and I have cried over mathematics and boys would be innumerable. The amount of times we looked at each other randomly and would burst out laughing would be innumerable.

In the end of the day the amount of fun days I’ve had with a few of my friends would be the light in my depthless and boring life. So thank you, to everyone who made my life better.