While these blog posts were a burden, to speak with complete candor, looking back on them they'll serve as a great reminder of the past year. In my eyes, it will be a better reflection of our senior year, rather than a time capsule specifically meant for the "Covid times." I know that's the intended purpose, but I know I won't view it that way in the future. My 18, 19, possibly 20-year-old self will look back at these blogs and be like "huh... not much has changed," and I'm happy about that. I don't understand it when people change so drastically just because they're entering a new stage of their lives. I'll always be the same person, just in different places with different faces, shoelaces.... uh... something something aces.
This final blog is making me start to actually reminisce about the past 4 years. I remember so distinctly still our first all-school tefillah as freshmen and the older kids were chanting "4 more years, 4 more years!" I also remember when we were able to walk down the hallway in whichever direction we pleased.
Anyways, I guess this is me signing off. If I could leave you all with a parting thought it would be... I left the cash inside the --.

Ouch, that 90% certainty really bit you back. But, I'm also looking forward to looking back on all this in the future!! It'll be really fun to look at the stupid things we did our senior year while stuck with COVID. You mentioning the "4 more years!" chant gave me such a nostalgia rush of a memory I entirely forgot about. They did it to us on the Shabbaton too, if I remember correctly. But in any case, I'm definitely going to miss our grade.
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