Hints on how to survive high school – part two
March 24, 2015
With seniors winding down their high school career, The Red Ledger’s Darby Blaylock shares her 50 hints on how to make it through grades 9-12. Click here for first 25.
- At prom, if you want to wear your hair down. Do it. But bring a hair tie. Because eventually, it’s going up.
- Do not spend a ridiculous amount of money on heels for any school dance. No matter how cute they are, don’t. Trust me, your shoes never stay on longer than three songs.
- Every student should have these apps to survive. SoundCloud for music. Sudoku for in class entertainment. A short-cut to PowerSchool. And girls, Pinterest.
- So, if you want to wear Vans. DO IT! Yes I have, guilty as charged.
- High school is where you find your bridesmaids, not your husband.
- Sometimes it’s better to keep your mouth shut.
- Stand up for yourself and family.
- You don’t have to comment on everything!
- If you can’t stop thinking about it, don’t stop working for it.
- Always have a plan.
- Be ready for your plan to change, because it will.
- Take pictures of everything.
- The people you are friends with freshman year may not be your friends senior year.
- You need your mommy more than ever.
- Your body can now run on a minimum of two hours of sleep.
- You can get dressed for school in a record of seven minutes.
- Don’t try to fit in, you will only outcast yourself that much more.
- Work hard, play hard. Get your work done first then you can reward yourself. Netflix.
- Wake up with determination, go to bed with satisfaction.
- You don’t really wanna grow up.
- You will always have a choice, there’s always an option.
- Weak people strive for revenge, strong people forgive, intelligent people ignore.
- If you need help, ask for it. If someone offers you help, take it.
- Do not let someone tell you that you aren’t good enough. They aren’t worth your time.
- Don’t forget where you came from, stay true to you and your home roots.