Entry 7: Last Thoughts

Imagine that you are very old. You don't have very much longer in this world, and your life is flashing before your eyes. You have had a long life, and as you contemplate it, you think about the one thing you are most proud of. Then you think of the one thing you are most ashamed of. Then you think about whether you have any regrets, or wish that you'd lived differently or had other opportunities. Maybe not. Maybe you've lived life to its fullest and grabbed hold of every opportunity, and even made your own opportunities. Write about what your last thoughts might be. Consider what you hope they are as well as what you fear they might be.

• One thing that I am most proud of in my life is the fact that I am now grown up and mature. At least, more mature than before, when I was still naive and foolish, and shy and timid. I have grown to be more open to others, and to the world, and to not hide from others the real me. However, when I look back, one of the things that I am most ashamed of is me being irresponsible. There have been many cases, such as group projects, and also homework. Usually, I would wait until the last minute to do my homework, and do something else before that time that's not related to what I'm supposed to do. I just that that's just human nature - I could resist the fun of other things. I of the thing I regret the most (this is a joke, since I couldn't think of anything) is meeting Benson. I was a disaster. He bullied me (I know, I know, a bit hard to believe) and showed me how chaotic school can be. Anyways, I would like to try out a school life where I am a local school student, since I have never ever been to local school. But I'm still glad that I came to an American school. As for jobs, I hope for opportunities such as being a lawyer or a psychologist.