A Letter To Your Best Friend

You and I both know that are friendship has always been based on weirdness. We first met in English class sophomore year, and those pre-class talks with the teacher were always interesting. I must say, younger teachers are usually pretty interesting to talk to, since they're still in that sort of college mindset.

Then there was junior year, another English class. AP English, we were part of the first year that class was available at our school. There was no set curriculum, and its amazing what you can get away with when your teacher is not sure of what they are doing. And we really pushed the limits, and still came out of that class with decent grades, usable AP scores, and a very interesting video. But most importantly, that video, that is what made our friendship go to the next level.

Of course we would end up wanting to go to the same college. That was just a natural selection for both of us, and it totally worked out. We would hang out pretty much every weekend, and even for certain classes prepare for tests together. And considering how smart you are, you would always do better than me on those tests. But you had a simple problem. You never did your homework, you would just sit around your room wasting time. Your GPA suffered and after another semester of that, the school put you on academic probation.

Hanging out with you is fun, but we never really do much. Just chilling in your room playing video games just can not cut it anymore. This semester I am gonna try to get out more, and do more things. So next year, the dynamic will not be the same. Hopefully you will be on board with it, cause this is college and staying in on the weekends is just isn't what it is all about.

So hopefully you will at least find a job, that you aren't that picky about, and save up some money cause you might be needing it. And get your act together, at the bare minimum you need to go to class and turn in your work, cause college would be a waste if you simply fail out.