Goals for Senior Year


My goals for senior year are;

1)      Get accepted into a good college.
2)      Join the SAISA Football, and Basketball teams
3)      Make a plan for my life
4)      Make this year as memorable as humanly possibly

'Cause the post just isn't that funny

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