It's kinda hard to figure out what crowd I was.
I graduated 6th in my class (and a friend of mine was very upset because I never studied. I did my homework, and took tests when I needed to, but I rarely if ever studied. She on the other hand studied 5-6 hours a night). I had a 4.0 GPA, so I guess I was part of the brain crowd.
I ran track, played basketball. I lettered in both sports. Also lifted a little bit of weights. I guess I was part of the jock crowd.
I played in the marching and concert band. I was 2nd string clarinet from 7th-10th grade (last year I played). I have medals from playing the clarinet, my most special one is my blue one I got for playing a solo in the 7th grade. I guess I was part of the nerd crowd.
I had friends in every crowd. Some close, some just polite friends. This includes the "weird" crowd, the "popular" crowd, and any other crowd.
Looking back, I kinda feel like I didn't really belong in any crowd. I never fit the "norm".
I graduated 6th in my class (and a friend of mine was very upset because I never studied. I did my homework, and took tests when I needed to, but I rarely if ever studied. She on the other hand studied 5-6 hours a night). I had a 4.0 GPA, so I guess I was part of the brain crowd.
I ran track, played basketball. I lettered in both sports. Also lifted a little bit of weights. I guess I was part of the jock crowd.
I played in the marching and concert band. I was 2nd string clarinet from 7th-10th grade (last year I played). I have medals from playing the clarinet, my most special one is my blue one I got for playing a solo in the 7th grade. I guess I was part of the nerd crowd.
I had friends in every crowd. Some close, some just polite friends. This includes the "weird" crowd, the "popular" crowd, and any other crowd.
Looking back, I kinda feel like I didn't really belong in any crowd. I never fit the "norm".