Has Glasses but Still Can't See

Reflecting on my 7th-grade year, I can say that it was a mix of emotions going through trial and error but the more I made the more I learned from my mistakes, and the more my choices have grown. I have grown into a better person for myself and others, avoiding things that can affect how I act. Facing many changes and challenges it made me think about how life can go in unexpected ways in a matter of days or years.

My education was one of the things in balancing my home life and my sports life. It was easy getting high grades but now thinking of it more I know I can do better. I've learned things I never knew I could learn. Let me be out of my comfort zone, and not deal with problems but try and solve them for peace.

I've always been the social friend in the group, gaining more and more friends each year which comes with positives and negatives, but the ones who are truly meant to be my friends stay with me, my future has many mysteries for me to figure out either it is hard or easy, I will never know until I come out of my comfort zone.

Outside of my academic classes, I play sports which helps with my thinking, giving me a free mind and space to think, helping me control my emotions. Sports has been one of my many hobbies along with singing, and making it into the Varsity choir as an alto. I enjoy many things to the point of not being able to learn more things to enjoy. Learning how to play instruments, learn how to draw in many different ways, and also make my own story stories for myself and others.

Now that I'm reflecting on my 7th grade year I can say I've become a better person learning from my mistakes and using it in my everyday life. I think before I speak knowing that any little word can offend others and hurt other feelings. I can improve on many things in my life outside of school and inside of school pushing my limits and working harder every day for high and good grades. I've improved on everything I can but I know that I can improve way more than I think I just got to work for it.