I honestly don’t know what to say. I don’t want to reiterate what everyone else has already said. I don’t know how I feel about graduating. I don’t know if I’m going to miss da Vinci. I’m not sure if I’m just being cynical or emotionless. Whatever. The school isn’t what’s important to me. What’re important to me are my friends. Da Vinci just provided us with a forum in which to work out our problems, let go of our anger, figure out how to make the world better, expand our points of view, and better define ourselves for ourselves. That’s what’s important. Sure, I may not have met my friends if it weren’t for da Vinci, so I guess I owe the school some credit. But when we all move on from this school, we’ll find new forums in which to explore ourselves and new people to help us. So who cares where you are as long as you make good connections?

I have a group of friends that with always rant with me, are always up for discussion, and will craft with me. And really, what more can I ask for? I suppose I should thank them for allowing me to talk their ears off for four years. I know I’ve done a lot of yelling, and so have you. I know I get angry a lot, and sometimes I take it out on you, but you all give as well as you get. Thanks for always knowing how to make me laugh when I’m p**sed off. It helps. I’ll keep trying to do the same. I’m not going to say goodbye because if you mean anything to me, you’re going to see me again. Even if you don’t see me, there’s always Facebook.

            And thanks for sharing your food with me in lunch.