Although I loved the idea of McCallie, I knew I could still go an entirely different route if I was not accepted. Over the next several weeks I began to forget about McCallie and cherished the time spent at school with my friends. I arrived home one day too find the trashcans still at the bottom of the driveway. Although it was my sister's turn to take them up, I did not mind the walk and went down to get the trash cans. As I came back up pulling both trash I heard my mom yelling my name. I quickly hurried the rest of the way up the driveway too find my mom standing there with phone in hand. She handed it to me with a smile on her face and said it's for you. Hello I said, wondering who was on the end of the line. Mr. Daughdrill, Immediately responded congratulating me on my early acceptance to McCallie. I thanked him several times before handing the phone back to my mom. After they finished talking, I immediately began to celebrate with my mom. I was ecstatic that I had been accepted this early. As 8th grade year wrapped up I was sad to leave but ready for summer. I spent almost every day golfing or hanging out with my group of friends from school and had an absolute blast. I forgot all about high school for the time being and simply enjoyed the time I had left with my friends. In June I began to receive acceptance letters from surrounding schools, and came home one day too a St. Pius packet laying on the kitchen table. I ripped it open and found an acceptance letter along with information sheets and other pamphlets. This changed everything, I had gotten into my two favorite
Although I loved the idea of McCallie, I knew I could still go an entirely different route if I was not accepted. Over the next several weeks I began to forget about McCallie and cherished the time spent at school with my friends. I arrived home one day too find the trashcans still at the bottom of the driveway. Although it was my sister's turn to take them up, I did not mind the walk and went down to get the trash cans. As I came back up pulling both trash I heard my mom yelling my name. I quickly hurried the rest of the way up the driveway too find my mom standing there with phone in hand. She handed it to me with a smile on her face and said it's for you. Hello I said, wondering who was on the end of the line. Mr. Daughdrill, Immediately responded congratulating me on my early acceptance to McCallie. I thanked him several times before handing the phone back to my mom. After they finished talking, I immediately began to celebrate with my mom. I was ecstatic that I had been accepted this early. As 8th grade year wrapped up I was sad to leave but ready for summer. I spent almost every day golfing or hanging out with my group of friends from school and had an absolute blast. I forgot all about high school for the time being and simply enjoyed the time I had left with my friends. In June I began to receive acceptance letters from surrounding schools, and came home one day too a St. Pius packet laying on the kitchen table. I ripped it open and found an acceptance letter along with information sheets and other pamphlets. This changed everything, I had gotten into my two favorite