"There comes a time in every person's life where he or she has to let go of
the past, grip on to the present, and prepare for the future. Each thing
that happened in life had purpose and reason, whether it be good or bad.
Every action, or decision made causes a chain of reactions that mold the
destinies that lie before us. The decisions we made these past years are
what set the stage for today, the future of the past. Each word that I have
said and now say and will say all become part of my own history. My own
life's story is just a piece of the extensive history of the universe. Each
thing connected to itself.
At one point in everyone's life they ask the questions, "Why am I here?" or
"Is there a point to my existence?" The truth is, yes. However, some may go
through life not knowing what there purpose was; the fact that they even
existed as themselves changed another person's life. That in itself is a
reason for living. The step we are taking now as the class of 2007 will
affect the global community at one point. There was a point to the many
hours of struggling to get that last paper done or to make it to class on
time. All the work and sweat we put in has multiplied tremendously into
bountiful fruits that all will partake in. High School is just one of the
many chapters in our own lives, and one of infinite pages of time. Now we
say," Well, I made it this far. What is next? "No one knows for sure till
they get there and I can assure you it will be an exciting ride. While on
that journey, be excellent to each other, and try to put your fellow man
above yourself at times. On that note, I would like to say Thank You to
friends, family, faculty, of the Past Present and Future. But putting us
above yourselves, you have helped shape us as the people we are! ROCK ON,
CLASS 2006! PEACE!"
~End of Speech~
*Gordo bows and exits the stage. Crowd goes nuts. Classmates are crying from the compelling speech.*
Ethan: "Gord-on! My broth-a! That was seriously a moving speech. (Sniffles) So it is ok that I forgot to hot oil my hair today. Sure, everyone now thinks that I am letting my looks go down the tube, which is not true! But my forgetting made someone else's life better right?"
Gordo: Sure Ethan. Your rare lack of vanity actually did improve someone else's life.
Ethan: Whoa! So like, I could go days without bathing and like it would be ok because I would be making someone else's life better. I get it!
*Gordo chuckles while walking off and thinking to himself, "Whatever you want just as long as you do this at least four blocks away from me!"*
As Gordo is wandering about.
Lizzie: Wow, I always known Gordo to be a really, deep thinker and speaker, but that speech just blew me away.
Miranda: Yeah, really.
Lizzie: Things are changing fast, huh?
Miranda: How so?
Lizzie: Well, we graduated high school, and we are all going to separate colleges. Life will be weird without having you and Gordo around. We will not be the Three Amigos anymore.
Miranda: I know what you are feeling and I know expect that it all will be different. That we cannot control. However, we will move on and life will be good to us in the end.
Lizzie: True. No matter where we all end up, we are always best friends, right?
Miranda: Until the cows come home!
Lizzie: But, Miranda none of us own cows, so they how can they come home?
Miranda: That is the point!
Lizzie: I do not get it.
Miranda: You cannot be serious.
Gordo walks up
Gordo: Since there are no cows then they cannot come home. If they cannot come home, then we will not stop being friends.
Miranda: Thanks, Gordo.
Lizzie: Oh, I see! Oops! Blonde moment. Gordo is so smart. No, wonder why he is class valedictorian.
Gordo: That is what I am here for.
Lizzie: I would be nothing without you, both. (Begins to tear up.)
Gordo: That is what friends are for.
Miranda: This calls for a group hug!
All hug!
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~End of Speech~
*Gordo bows and exits the stage. Crowd goes nuts. Classmates are crying from the compelling speech.*
Ethan: "Gord-on! My broth-a! That was seriously a moving speech. (Sniffles) So it is ok that I forgot to hot oil my hair today. Sure, everyone now thinks that I am letting my looks go down the tube, which is not true! But my forgetting made someone else's life better right?"
Gordo: Sure Ethan. Your rare lack of vanity actually did improve someone else's life.
Ethan: Whoa! So like, I could go days without bathing and like it would be ok because I would be making someone else's life better. I get it!
*Gordo chuckles while walking off and thinking to himself, "Whatever you want just as long as you do this at least four blocks away from me!"*
As Gordo is wandering about.
Lizzie: Wow, I always known Gordo to be a really, deep thinker and speaker, but that speech just blew me away.
Miranda: Yeah, really.
Lizzie: Things are changing fast, huh?
Miranda: How so?
Lizzie: Well, we graduated high school, and we are all going to separate colleges. Life will be weird without having you and Gordo around. We will not be the Three Amigos anymore.
Miranda: I know what you are feeling and I know expect that it all will be different. That we cannot control. However, we will move on and life will be good to us in the end.
Lizzie: True. No matter where we all end up, we are always best friends, right?
Miranda: Until the cows come home!
Lizzie: But, Miranda none of us own cows, so they how can they come home?
Miranda: That is the point!
Lizzie: I do not get it.
Miranda: You cannot be serious.
Gordo walks up
Gordo: Since there are no cows then they cannot come home. If they cannot come home, then we will not stop being friends.
Miranda: Thanks, Gordo.
Lizzie: Oh, I see! Oops! Blonde moment. Gordo is so smart. No, wonder why he is class valedictorian.
Gordo: That is what I am here for.
Lizzie: I would be nothing without you, both. (Begins to tear up.)
Gordo: That is what friends are for.
Miranda: This calls for a group hug!
All hug!
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