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AEP Reflection 2.2 “Uplifting and lookbacks”

 Welcome back, readers, to another funky AEP reflection!

This is the second one this term

are you ready? OK, so one thing I try to remind myself of is that I’m typing an essay, so it should be in an essay-like format and not in a podcast-like format. But honestly, I really enjoy reading essays that have this kind of casual, conversational tone. Anyway, I’m going off-topic… Oops

This time in AEP class, we went through all the other presentations one more time, taking note of Miss Disa’s feedback from last time. I’ll be honest with you.. I totally forgot that she uploaded a link for us to watch. But I still tried my best for the presentation that was coming up. Well, it was the best I could do at that specific time, but honestly, it wasn’t my actual best, and she definitely noticed. That was a little embarrassing, but oh well, it is what it is.

That week didn’t feel like much, to be honest. It was a pretty simple week with just our normal classes. I think it was just generally really busy, like pretty much every other week.

I know this reflection is a bit short because, frankly, not much happened this week. That’s on me because this reflection is a little later than usual. Before I knew it, Sunday was already here, and it had totally slipped my mind. Regardless, I’m looking forward to the next AEP class. I think I say this in every blog—or at least every other blog.. but it still manages to be the most healing class for me, no matter what we do.

After all these years of studying at this school, I still find it the most comforting class to be in. Honestly, it’s the one thing that keeps me going through the rest of the school day. Or the school year. Or, really, the past six years of school!

On the other hand, I’ve been feeling sentimental these days because the school year is ending. It feels weird putting the number “2” in the title of my blogs.. it’s a constant reminder that we’re already in the second term. It’s like life is knocking at my door, even though I’m already living it.

What can I say? I wouldn’t necessarily say I’m sad that the school year is moving quickly, because there are definitely some things I want to be done with already. But at the same time, I have to catch myself and slow down so I can really appreciate my last year of high school.

P.S. I can’t wait for more updates about your soap project, Miss!

See you all in the next one~!


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