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From Then to Now


From the time I would see the high schoolers walk by my house home from school to the time I officially became a freshman

From the time I always disliked eating vegetables because I thought they were yucky to the time I realized I cannot live without avocados

From the time I would fight my brother over the passengers' seat to the time I was finally able to sit in the drivers' seat

From the time my stuffed animals were scattered all over the house to the time when they were in boxes collecting dust in the garage 

From the time I spent my day on the computer playing games to the time I decided to spend my day on the computer looking at college information

From the time I cried because my mom didnt't take me to the park to the time I cried because I realized that time flies and growing up is inevitable

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