Ever since I joined Regulus, my life as a student has revolved around Regulus. 

My first thought to almost everything is "I can use that for the yearbook." If I overhear an interesting story, the first thing that pops into my head is "That would be good for the __ spread. " If I hear that there is an event happening at school, like the Talent show, I immediately think to myself, "I should bring a camera for that."

My computer is filled with Regulus-related things. My desktop is overflowing with photos I downloaded to upload to Walsworth. My Google Drive's storage always has the "full-storage" alert due to the heavy amount of photos I upload. I have a window specifically designated for the yearbook, which has so many tabs open that I can't see the names of the tabs. My photos folder is filled with photos of students and teachers I don't personally know. 

Regulus isn't just a tiny part of my high school life. It has become a place where I learn the most, connect with people the most, and, most importantly, find satisfaction and fulfillment the most. It has become my go-to place when seeking a break from academics that constantly add stress to my already hectic life. It is a vital part of my life that I can't imagine my days without it.