How will the story end?

Based on what I know about P.S. and Virginia Preparatory School, I think that the story will end good and badly. I think that P.S. is going to confess to Dr. Fairfax, because the guilt is going to eat P.S. up. It will make life very difficult and I think that he won’t be able to take it. I think that in a way P.S. will feel much better if he tells Dr. Fairfax. Even if it means that he will be disappointing his father. P.S. might realize that he doesn’t have to follow his father’s footsteps. When P.S.’s father finds out that he cheated, I think that the father will be even more mad that he cheated than the fact that he didn’t pass the test. He violated the pledge. When his father confronts P.S., P.S. will finally tell his father how he has felt about their relationship towards each other. And I think that the father will be surprised, because he has never really realized that’s how P.S. felt. I also think that Dr. Fairfax will actually respect P.S. in some way, because he told him the truth about how he cheated. He may or may not be kicked out of the school. It is bad, because he will break the family tradition and disappoint his family, but it will be good, because he will finally be able to voice his opinion to his father. 

friday fill-ins

1. The last meal I had a restaurant was a taco at Chipotle

2. Burnt food is something I intensely dislike.

3. The full moon is always so pretty when it lights up the sky.

4. "Yo wasup?!"is one of my favorite local expressions.

5. Sometimes it's best to turn off your computer.

6. Tropic Thunder the best movie I've seen so far this year

7. As for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to relaxing, tomorrow my plans include working on my homework, and Sunday, I want to be done with my homework!

Response to "Not Waving But Drowning"

There was this girl that I had met in the summer while doing soccer conditioning for University High School. She was nice with what very little conversation that we had, but she seemed quiet. She also seemed kind of shy. I thought that she was quiet, because she would just kind of quietly laugh at something. When she did talk to me, it wasn’t for very long. It was just a couple of words. Now that I’ve talked to her more during school, I realize that she is not shy or quiet at all! Maybe she was quiet, because we didn’t have anything to talk about in the summer before school started. We didn’t really know each other either so that probably contributed to the fact that she was quiet around me. We tell each other secrets now and have big conversations! I think it felt good that my first impression of her was changed, because she seemed really nice, but because she was so quiet, I didn’t see how I would necessarily talk to her a lot. We have become good friends now. I feel that I should be more careful with my first impressions of people. They could be wrong. Just how I was wrong with this girl.

I made a post : )