BbClari

I don’t believe in perfection. So to say that perfection can be achieved playing my squeaky clarinet is like telling the Devil that he is going to Heaven. I do want to play Mozart’s clarinet concerto all the way through with no mistakes, but the chance of that happening in this life time is almost zero. By then, the Internet will cease to exist as we know it, and 43 questions will be gone to the dust.

I was always jealous growing up of those people with their brother’s letterman jacket, proclaiming that they had been in track, football, band, tennis, etc. So now that I am in high school, I have made this one of my goals. I want to get my letterman jacket/letter for band and theatre, at the least. Maybe Key Club, since I’m not sure if there is a letter for that. Either way, I want to beable to earn one, preferably in the next couple of years, and fill it up, and let my little sister wear it around like my friend’s siblings let them.

So I’m a freshman. What do freshmen typically want to do?
Graduate.

I’m no different. As a high-grades student, I cannot fail to get my high school diploma. That would be sad. Not only do I have a nagging set of parents to back me up, but also a great support group of my high-grades friends who force me to be in a constant competition with them. I can’t go wrong, right?