Letters to high school seniors

To the High School Graduate, I know it feels like it’s taking forever to leave school, and that you can’t get out fast enough. But slow down a minute, I promise it will be worth it. Maybe you’re excited to leave; to embark on new adventures such as college, a new job, or independence from your parents. Or maybe you’re more like me, leaning on the side of terrified because you have no idea what to expect. You see, this is the pattern of life that never ends. We expect, hope, and dream. We…

Tomorrow afternoon you are to going stand in an auditorium with a thousand other kids your age. People will speak. Some parents will dab tears. Others will be elbowing their way to a prime position in order to take a photo with their zoom lens. I don't need to tell you which group I will be in.

Sweet graduate, you stand on the brink of the most amazing journey there is: the gift of young-adult living. Just don't forget to call home.

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My thoughts and sentiments to the current graduating class. Big sister advice I've learned in the 20 years since I graduated high school and what I needed someone to tell me.