I use this same post every year because even though it's generic, it does what it needs to do for a first time experience. So, here we go...
As the year progresses, the questions you encounter will become much more conceptually dense (meaning--you will need to really take the time to think about the concepts) and will require a great deal of cerebral introspection (meaning--thought).
For now, though, we start here.
Welcome to your very first 204 blog post.
We will be using this blog frequently, both as a tool and a resource to get the most out of our time, and as a place we can go to share thoughts and valuable information and ideas whenever we need to.
Each week, there will be a question posted that you all must respond to in the allotted amount of time.***(Usually, 3 days, but it could be shorter. Plan well.)
These questions may be a jumping off point to class discussions, a support activity to lend insight or knowledge to what we are doing in class, or simply a thought-provoking way to get you to look at the world around you and marvel at your place in it.
These questions will not be simplistic, and they should not be done when you only have 5 or so minutes on the computer; rather, they are questions designed to make you think and your posts should reflect that. You will be graded on your responses by their content, so I would encourage you to try to not leave them for the last minute. I care much more about the quality of the thought you put into your responses rather than the quantity of the words you use, so, no, Vivek, there is no word count you need to follow. ;)
Now that the formalities are finished, I would like you to consider the following:
You are now entering your junior year.
Some people say that this is the toughest, most demanding year of high school for a variety of reasons.
What do YOU think?
Do you have any expectations about what this year should bring?
What are you hoping to get out of your AP Lang class and your junior year in general?
What are your fears about this class and/or about 11th grade?
Are you where you want to be academically, socially, physically etc? If so, how do you know? If not, why do you think you aren't?
I think that this is a tough year and it will affect my GPA tremendously. I am currently taking four AP classes, plus biomedical. I am up for the challenge, and I am doing my best and will keep doing my best in order to get a good grade on the AP tests and in the classes. I expect this year to bring a lot of stress with it, but I need to practice managing time and not procrastinating. I hope that when I get out of AP lang that my vocabulary level will elevate. I also want to be a better writer, whether it is in essays, DBQs, stories, or analyzing text. What I hope to get out of junior year is learning how to manage my time better. My fear about this class is that when you read my writing it will be so bad that it will heavily affect my grades. My fear about the 11th grade is that the amount of pressure and work I will have. I am specifically afraid of AP Physics. I am reaching towards where I want to be academically like I said before I am striving to become a better writer.
ReplyDeleteI’m expecting this year to be tough for a variety of reasons. I’m challenging myself with harder classes, jobs outside of school, and sports every season. Last year I struggled with procrastination but I know I’m not the only one.. my main goal is to end procrastinating overall since my work is a heavier load. The only fear I have this year is getting too stressed to the point I break down.. I know I’m a hard worker and can do anything when I’m determined but we all have those moments where we get to that overwhelming, hot mess, frustration period. I hope I can over come or even prevent that this year. This year will make a significant impact on me as a person as well. The teachers I have seem to be great people and I think I can learn a lot of things to help me in life. Not just about ap scores and sat scores. I don’t just think, I believe that this year will bring me more organization and maturity. I already love my Ap Lang class as well.. ( if you are reading this, just know I appreciate you :P ) I heard that I can get a lot out of this class in general so that’s the goal. I am where I want to be academically, socially, and physically. I know this because I’ve worked really hard and I’ve prepared myself for the upcoming year.. I’m really excited to jump into it knowing it’ll be a challenge. I have weak points in all subjects of course .. I strive to achieve success for those points but I know I am where I want to be overall. I think this year will help me to succeed and reach my goals.
ReplyDeleteI think that junior year is the hardest year because of the SATs and the fact that this is the last year that colleges are going to look at. I am expecting this year to be a challenge for me because I’m taking hard classes and I’m involved in many after school activities. Furthermore, I feel like the beginning of the year is going to be the hardest because I’m going to be confused, but as the year progresses, I feel like it should make more sense. After taking this class, I hope that I will be able to pass the AP exam and use the skills that I learn for the SATs and to write essays in the future. Once junior year is over, I’m hoping to have more opportunities to get scholarships and be able to go to my college of choice. The thing that worries me the most about junior year and this class is the amount of work that I will be given and how hard the assignments are going to be. I am also worried that I won’t be able to complete some assignments due to a lack of time and energy. Lastly, I am where I want to be academically because I am taking AP and honors classes and to me, it is an accomplishment to be able to take these classes.
ReplyDeleteHonestly thinking about junior year last year really made me realize how short high school really is, like it feels just yesterday I was a little freshman. Now that I’m actually a junior I’ve never been more excited about graduating. Thinking about college makes me nervous in some aspects but I want to go out of state and start a new chapter in my life. I waited till last minute to do anywork that I was assigned, it was so bad that there was a point where I’d either find myself getting 2-3 hours of sleep or doing it during the five minutes of homeroom. This year is definitely gonna be difficult in my opinion because I feel like I have a lot of weight on my shoulders about getting the best grades from my family. I work, play sports and maintaining grades on top of that is the icing on a ugly cake :/ But nonetheless I like a challenge because I’d rather attempt and fail than sit back and think oh what if i did that. I’m hoping to become a better writing because when I think I’m writing the most bomb essay ever it turns out to be complete poop and I’m like what the heck. In general I’m hoping to maintain steady grades, push myself to the MAX and just learn to accept things that are given to me even if I don’t like it. My biggest fear about 11th grade is going back to my same old ways and finding myself stuck in a mental black hole again and SAT’s. I’m a terrible test taker because my mind runs 1000 different places. Whenever I’m stuck in a position that I know is not good and that I should definitely ask for help, I still don’t ask for help lol. BUT I’m changing my ways this year cause it’s grinding season and the only L im taking this year is my license. I like where I am academically, socially and physically. I do once in awhile have minor step backs but that only calls for major comebacks!!!! I’m actually forcing myself to do work early, for example this and the lit terms poster so if you ask me I’m doing a pretty darn good job.
ReplyDeleteLast year, junior year sounded huge to me. It would be the year I get my license, take the SAT, look more into colleges, work extremely hard for the more advanced classes i’m taking and it’s another year closer to graduating. I’m scared that I will not be where I want to be at the end of the year and know what I want to know by the end of the year. I hope to stay on task with due dates and become a better test taker. I am only taking two AP classes which is the same or less than others but that only means I have more to learn and more to make my self better. As mostly everyone else, I am guilty of procrastination and that’s usual. You don’t want to work because you want to relax and unload from all the responsibilities every day. There will be a lot of responsibility this year and managing them all will be a challenge but I can do it and if you’re reading this then you can do it too. At this point I am mentally and physically stable right now. Academically I am somewhat where I want to be. I’m the fifth person and not twentieth something person to comment on the blog so I must be off to a good start. Half way through the year I feel like I’m in a never ending cycle of stress and confusion. It gets better as the year goes on but by the end of the year I expect from myself and this AP class to have more confidence, become a better test taker and pass the AP exam because I overthink and just waste time, improve my writing skills and vocabulary, and find out more about myself that will help me in the future.
ReplyDeleteJunior year will probably be my most stressful year because I'm taking 5 AP classes and plan on taking the SAT this winter while knowing that colleges will be looking at all these grades and scores. So I'm expecting a lot of stress and late nights because I'm also doing sports. I've already heard about how hard the AP tests are for these classes and I'm aiming to pass them. I'm hoping to have enough fun as possible this year so I don't get overwhelmed while doing schoolwork. I just fear that my procrastination habits will pull me down but I'm trying to get better. I'm pretty sure I'm happy with where I'm at right now because it's definitely better than where I was during middle school. I'm playing two sports that I like and, based off of last year, doing alright with my grades at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the the popular opinion that junior year is the toughest year of high school; the difficulty of balancing the workload of several AP classes along with sports, clubs, and the SAT can be quite overwhelming. I have always dreaded junior year after continuously hearing of the stress and workload that it brings, but I enjoy a challenge and am preparing myself for what lies ahead. I am most worried about reverting back to my procrastination habits, as that was my main problem for these past two years of high school. I am also worried about not getting the SAT score that I hoped for, but I understand that no matter the score, numbers do not define intelligence. I hope to leave AP Lang as a better writer with a much broader vocabulary. For junior year as a whole, I hope to obtain a better sense of time management and maintain my grades and GPA, which I have been relatively satisfied with. At the moment, I am satisfied with where I am academically, socially, and physically since I have been working hard to achieve the grades that I have, I am grateful for the friends around me, and I enjoy the sport that I play.
ReplyDeleteJunior year is mostly certainly the most difficult year of high school, and I am certain that everyone this year can agree with me. I am no exception to this opinion, considering the addition of four AP classes, looking and be looked at by colleges, SAT's, AP tests, and a whole slew of other things which just make this year a nightmare. But with any nightmares, you can learn to conquer them, and that's what I intend to do. With AP Lang, I hope for the love of God to just get better with English in general. This subject is my worse by far (although my PSAT and PARCC scores seem to disagree), I just never feel comfortable in this subject like I do math. Junior year, I would love to kick procrastination in the face and remove it from my life, and it's certainly possible. It is just an uphill battle, so to speak. My fears at least in this class is that I will fall way behind and be unable to comprehend subjects which you teach us. Actually, change that, that's my fear for ALL classes. Besides that one overwhelming fear, it's not realizing that I need to get my life into gear. In terms of academics, I'm definitely where I want to be, same with physically. Socially, however, I would like to at least try to talk with more people, as I am not exactly the most talkative person in the world. I don't speak much, unless spoken to. Some people are an exception to this, but the majority of the school is treated in that regard. Otherwise, I hope that this year is a good one to have, and doesn't blow up in my face or drastically impact in a negative way who I am.
ReplyDeleteEven though we are only in the second week of school, I can definitely see why people refer to junior year as the hardest. This is the year of the SAT test, and for most like me, the first year of AP tests (which I am taking four of). In my opinion, junior year is the year that everyone expects the most out of. With that in mind and the high standards I demand of myself, I hope junior year will be the most beneficial towards boosting my GPA and making me stand out in the eyes of the college officials. I hope that taking AP Lang will help me beat the system and boost my writing skills as much as possible because there is always room for improvement. The fears I have regarding 11th grade as a whole include everything from turning in an assignment late to being overloaded and breaking down. So far, however, I am in a good spot. My records pretty clean, my grades are good, and some people that I never really took the time to get to know, are now my good friends. In general, I just hope I can survive and avoid doing anything stupid.
ReplyDeleteAs of right now it is clear to me why junior year of high school is deemed by many to be the hardest year. Many students begin taking AP classes junior year and some like me are taking four or more. I'm planning on taking at least two of the AP tests plus the SAT test and possibly the ACT test as well. When all of that is added up, the results put sophomore and freshman year to shame. Also junior year is the year that colleges begin looking at you so you must be able to impress them either through academics, athletics or both. I expect junior year to bring on long hours of studying, many tests, pressures and a huge physical demand for those who are athletes as we strive to be noticed by college coaches. AP Lang is one of four AP classes that I am taking and through it I wish to better understand texts that I read and to be able to write at a collegiate level with a combination of other academic skills from the other classes I am taking this year. As of right now my greatest fear about being a junior is failing classes and in turn failing to impress/get noticed by any colleges. As of right now I am unable to view my grades so I have no idea where I'm at(horrifying), while I am perfectly fine with my social status and am currently a varsity cross country runner which puts me where I want to be physically.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with the opinion of junior year being the hardest of our four years at high school. It's the time where most students begin to take multiple AP classes as well as AP tests, and the SAT's which is what every student gets anxious just thinking about. As far as expectation I have for this year, I am definitely seeing myself become more organized as the year goes on because of the planning and practice with time management I'm going to have to learn in order to balance out sports, school, and my home life. I also expect a huge load of stress from the late nights spent doing homework and studying for tests and quizzes. However, on the bright side I can see myself becoming a better student because of the effort I am willing to put forth this year to sustain good grades. But I also expect to get a lot out of this class since it's one of my favorites so far. By the end of the year, I am hoping to become a better writer, better at reading/analyzing text, and most importantly better at expressing my feelings and thoughts which would all in all tie in with writing. Personally I love to write, but find myself at a loss for words, or struggling with my structure. But I do believe that I will feel much more confident by the end of the year and will be able to write more powerful and stronger essays and stories and such. The fears that may hold me back in the beginning of this class, or any new class this year, could be the feeling that I am wrong and would rather not express my thoughts and opinions on a topic because I don't want others to listen to what I have to say and think of it as "stupid" or "dumb."So long story short other people being judgmental towards me is what I'm trying to say. Also, I'm kind of terrified to disappoint myself an my parents this year academically and athletically. School and sports are very important to me and I want to strive for success but I'm afraid that I won't make them proud or proud enough. Up to now I have been a student who receives A's in all subjects and I understand it will be very difficult to keep it that way, but I believe I'm ready for that challenge this year. Socially, and physically I'm perfectly fine with what I have now. Sure, I wouldn't mind having more close friends and getting to know people better, which might require a bit off effort from me because I'm sort of closed off to people I'm not too close with, but at the end of the day it would definitely make me happier to go the extra mile and reach out to more people than I normally would in hopes of a better outcome.
ReplyDeleteI’m expecting this year to be pretty tough. I’m not very good with time management and I know that’s going to hurt me this year if I don’t work on it. Deciding to take 3 AP classes comes with a lot of responsibility and hard work; time management being one of those things. The obvious thing I want out of this class is helping me pass the AP exam. Another thing I want to learn is how to write like an actual high school/ college student. I feel like I write at a 7th grade level. I also want to expand my vocabulary which i feel goes with improvement of writing. I’m scared my procrastination and time management problems will get the best of me and it’ll just put me so far back and affect my grades. I feel like I’m in an okay place right now I’ve been doing good in sports, I got into pretty good classes this year, and I actually understand math this year. My mental health could use a little help but that’s another story.
ReplyDeleteI think that Junior year is going to be a very tough year academically, but I am up for the challenge. I am expecting this year to bring a lot of stress, but also a lot of fun and new learning experiences. I am hoping to do well on the AP exam and to learn how to improve my writing. My fears are that since high school is almost over, I have a limited amount of time with my friends and family before college. I’m both excited and scared for the change. It’s going to be strange living without my brother. He is such a huge part of my life and I love him more than anything. We are super close and I know I can turn to him for everything whether it’s serious or just a smile on a bad day. I get scared when I think of separating from my friends and family but I’m also happy to have the freedom and start a new chapter of my life. I am where I want to be academically and physically. I know this because I’m happy and proud of where I’m at and how I look, which is all that matters to me. Socially, I think I could be more outgoing. I usually keep to myself and I’d like to speak up and talk to other more in the future.
ReplyDeletePeople say that junior year is the toughest year, to that I would definitely agree. Starting junior year has really made me realize how fast high school goes by, it feels like just yesterday I was a freshman lost in the halls. Im already feeling the pressure from all of my classes, especially from AP Lang. Before actually starting my junior year I wasn't expecting this much stress. Academecally I'm challenging myself by taking an ap class. Taking ap lang was a really difficult decision for me, I didn't think I could handle it (still sorta don't). I wanted to really challenge myself this year and not pass time with "easy" work. For this year im afraid that ill crack under the pressure, that ill stop caring about the work that im turning in. Im worried that by the end of the year ill feel completely drained of everything I have. My expectations for the end of the year is that ill be able to walk into a testing room or the SATS and feel confidant about it. I also hope to learn how to cope through the stress and anxiety of it all. For myself I hope that this year I continue to work on my mental health and bettering myself.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, every year is a challenge to me. I'm not going to say that my Junior will be the toughest year because I'm taking AP classes or because everybody says Junior year is the hardest of them all. Every single human being has their own definition of...everything. You can't be afraid of doing something because other people said it's really hard and impossible, everybody has their own definition of "hard" For example, this year I'm taking AP Physics and when I told my friends that they told me that it's really hard don't do it, it's going to effect your grades in a bad way if you don't do good in this class, bluh bluh bluh. I didn't listen to ANY of them because first, they might be mad of the fact that I have the ability to take AP classes and they don't somehow, second, they have never took AP classes before so they're making up things. How in the world can you convince someone of not stepping their game up by doing something they love or want to do because it's challenging and you've never experienced it before? well guess what, they're saying it's hard because that's what other people told them. They might not be making things up and they might've been relying on true information from others that experienced it before but that's when the "everybody has their own definition of hard" comes. What you consider really easy might be so hard to others and what you consider so hard might be really easy to others, so don't get yourself help back by what others think. This has been a crazy-weird year to me and I don't know why. I had the same feeling for both my Freshmen year and Sophomore year but Junior year has a WHOLE different feeling. I can't really express this feeling because it feels like nothing, I guess. And I don't have this feeling because I'm taking AP classes or because I'm an upper class men or because it's almost time for college. This feeling that I'm having is a mix of different feelings together and I guess that's why I called it a "nothing" feeling. This year I feel like I'm not scared (which is weird), I'm not stressed and I will not be stressed, I can and I will take risks, and most importantly I will not blame or disappoint myself if I didn't achieve my goals because in order to achieve you need to love yourself first. I guess that's why I expressed my feeling as the "nothing " feeling, it's because there are many different emotions and feelings at the same time. I really hope that I learn a lot of useful things in AP Lang this year that will help me in my future career and college. I know that I will learn what I want to learn this year because I have a great teacher which is you, Ms. Bunje. I don't really know her well but she seems like a great teacher, I feel like she understands us, she treats us as her friends not her students and most importantly she seems like she cares about us more than teaching us this class. I hope that I get the best things out of this year and out of this AP Lang class such as, learning new things, learning how to think more outside the box, learning how to be more responsible, and finally, learn the importance of time. My biggest fear in life and not just this school year is blaming myself for not doing my best. Right now, I am where I want to be socially, physically but not academically. No one is where they want to be academically some people might think they are but they're not. There will always be new things to learn no matter what, no one knows everything and that's why humans are curious and in order to learn you need to have the desire to learn.
ReplyDeleteWhile many people are stressing simply over the thought of junior year, I'm very excited to see what this year brings! The past few years have been rough for me, simply because of my horrible tendency to procrastinate. My main focus this year, rather than the classes themselves, is to stop procrastinating. Old habits truly die hard, as I have attempted multiple times to correct my tendency of putting assignments off until the last minute. As a matter of fact, this response was written just 2 hours before its due date, showing just how deeply embedded in my mind procrastination is. This is my only fear for this year, since the workload of 5 AP classes is going to be so much more tasking than usual. I am confident in my ability to produce top-notch work, but my efficiency seems to have always been the problem that generates unnecessary stress. I am looking forward to AP Lang for a myriad of reasons, but the reoccurring theme that continues to resonate in my mind is that of openness. I am eager to be apart of the discussions, as well as arguments, that are going to take place this year. Currently, I am where I'd like to be academically, but not physically and socially. It would be nice to form new friendships, as well as strengthen those that have weakened over the years. Until then, however, I am excited for the year to kick into full swing.
ReplyDeleteEver since I entered high school and before I have been told by many people that Junior year is the toughest and most important. I noticed this definitely to be true when I entered all my AP classes for the first time and realized they were going to be nothing like any classes I had before. I know that there is going to be a lot of work, and a lot of nights where I have to stay up studying because that's the only time I'll have, but up for this challenge and know that it's all worth it. There is going to much more work than the Honors classes I took last year, and not that much time to get it done, with no late work accepted I am going to have to plan my time accordingly. I am really hoping that this year I will be able to create better habits for myself, such as not procrastinating and waiting till the last minute to get all of my work done. Also creating much better study habits and better preparing myself for my future, especially for college. In particular I am hoping that Lang with help me become a better writer, which is something that I don't consider myself the best at. My main fear about Junior year is not doing well in my classes, because I know that the grades this year along with SATs and AP tests are going to mean a lot when applying to colleges. This year is definitely something I can’t mess up in School, and need to give it my all in sports. I think that when it comes to Academically, Socially, and Physically I am where I want to be. I think when it comes to the academics though I can't really answer it fully yet, because the school year just started and I want to see if I can really handle all of the work that I am getting. When it comes to Socially I think I am where I want to be, I used to be more shy and kept to myself but I have really created many new friendships in the past few years of High School that are great. Physically I am pretty happy with the way things are going, during Spring Track season I was able to achieve a lot of the goals I wanted to hit for times, that I doubted I could do in the beginning of the season. Now that it's fall and its Cross Country season I am really happy with the way things are going and hope to improve my times even more and hopefully move up from the number 3 best runner to number 2 this season.
ReplyDeleteJunior year will be the hardest year both academically and in sports. Academically Iḿ taking some of the hardest classes like Ap lang and AP physics along with a couple other AP classes. I don't feel confident in me passing my AP exams but that's what I thought last year and I got a 3 so I still have a little hope. I need to stop procrastinating like I am right now in order to keep up with all my AP stuff. I should be fine though because the pressure from myself and my parents keeps my grades up. I expect to be college ready by the end of my junior year as all these AP classes are college level according to my teachers. In AP lang I am hoping to become an amazing essay writer and text analyzer as that’s what’s mostly on big tests. A fear I have of AP lang is how hard you grade essays and other texts as I don't think i’ve ever had a teacher that grades writing assignments very strictly. I fear falling behind in my other classes as in AP psychology I was able to turn in work very late with little consequence and I might still be in that habit. With soccer this is one of the most important years for recruiting and I’m close to where I want to be with college recruitment because I’m in contact with a few good D2 schools and by the end of the school year I would like to be close to knowing where I am going for college. I like where I’m at in terms of socially, physically, and academically but there is always room for improvement. I need a job on weekends too so if anyone knows anyone hiring, hit me up.
ReplyDeleteI'm not exactly sure what junior year will hold for me. It's a common saying that junior year is the hardest and most important year, but honestly I don't know if that's even the case for me. Many of my classmates are taking other AP classes, however for me AP Lang is the only AP class I'm taking. I'm kind of happy about that though, because I want to put a lot into this class and get the most out of it. I hope to expand my vocabulary and be an overall better writer. I'm excited about taking a challenging class like this one, but still I'm nervous. I struggle a lot with being able to concentrate, procrastination and executive dysfunction (among other things). I really hope I'm able to get off onto a good start. Generally though I'm really looking forward to this class. I was told that I will like it a lot, and that I will thrive. I'm definitely not where I want to be academically, and socially. This year I hope to do well with all my classes and put forth a lot of effort because last year I didn't do so well. Socially, I hope to grow out of my circle and talk to different people.
ReplyDeleteSince freshman year, I've always been told that junior year will be the hardest year in all of my four years. I believe that it will be academically challenging for me and it'll also be a test whether I can balance it with sports. This year I am taking four AP classes and three of those are considered some of the hardest ones ( AP Physics, AP Lang, and AP Calculus). This year, my goal is to pass all my AP exams and for this class, I would like to definitely improve and become a stronger writer. This year procrastination isn't really an option (like what I'm doing right now). I'm not saying I'm not gonna procrastinate ever again but I will try my best to avoid it. My number one fear going into junior year is getting piled with stacks of homework. I can definitely avoid this by not procrastinating but there is always that month or week where you can't help but leave it for the last day. Another fear that I have is that I would get too distracted from the sports I'll be playing and I wouldn't leave myself any time for school. Throughout my high school years, I've usually been very good with balancing sports and school but this year, I'm second guessing myself. I believe that I am where I want to be academically, physically, and socially. This doesn't mean I will stay this way since there's always room for improvement. I'm just happy to be the person I am right now going into junior year.
ReplyDeleteI can absolutely understand why most people think junior year is the hardest, and I agree with those people. This is the time where students are challenging themselves to harder classes, after school activities, jobs, driving, and SATs all at once. I expect this year to be the hardest academically because of AP classes and AP tests, as well as searching for and possibly applying to colleges. I know that if I begin to fall behind and procrastinate, I will not be successful in any of my classes, which is also something that is stressful about junior year. I'm scared that I will not have the time management skills to reach my goal of straight A's. I'm also scared that I will become too stressed to the point where it seriously affects my mental health again. Out of AP Lang, I hope to gain more self confidence and become more social while improving on my writing skills too. Academically and socially I am alright with where I am. I always strive to do better no matter what, so I have no idea where my true goal is. I am never satisfied with where I am academically and socially, but I know I should be proud of what I have done up until this moment.
ReplyDeleteI have heard from many people that junior year is the hardest year. I believe that it is completely true. Junior year is so difficult because many students, like myself, begin taking AP classes for the first time. Additionally, students have to focus on SATs, looking for colleges, and after school activities on top of it. With all of the work and responsibilities, I can see clearly why it would be tough. Although it will be difficult, I do believe that this year will be a ton of fun. I'm hoping that through AP lang class, I will become a much better writer and learn to manage my time better. I also hope that I will do well in all my classes for junior year. My only fear for this year and lang class is that I will get overwhelmed and stressed out with all the work. I don't think I'm where I want to be academically or socially because you can always get better. One thing I'm really excited for is being able to drive this year. I believe that junior year will be a good year.
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