Well, it had to happen someday, I've graduated from Francis Douglas Memorial College. This is both a joyous day and sad one at the same time. I have finished my school years, but have to say goodbye to my teachers and classmates who made school my second home.
I have spent the last seven years attending Francis Douglas and there are some people I would particularly like to acknowledge.....

Callum Tanner: We've been best friends for 6 years, I have learnt that if I need a friend to rely on,its you, looking forward to uni.Love ya man.

Matt Bound: You've been a fantastic vertical form co-leader and card buddy, it's going to be a shame not seeing you after exams.

Tim and John Watters: You guys have been awesome over the years, sorry bout all the twin jokes, but thanks for being cool about it, also thanks for being awesome and shockingly generous.

Mrs Severinson and Mr Hucker: Thanks for keeping school interesting with your quarrels on whether chemistry or physics is the better subject,and your constant, limitless enthusiasim.

Joe Butler: I never did get that sugar, but I had to try, good luck with your next venture in life.

Mr Chamberlain: Best. Principal. Ever.

Mr Mustchin: You had to get the last laugh and make us lose the game before we left.

Conner Crowley: The pedobear,awesome geddon man,see you at the next one.

Mr Crow: Good on you for literally shocking Callum in year 8, you're a good science teacher and neighbour.

Br Peter Smyth: Thanks for getting callum and I into St Margarets College, you really helped us out.

Mr Marris: I swear I'm your favourite pupil of the 2009, year 13, lvl 3 english class.Thanks for making fun of Louis Granger

Louis Granger: Your notorious obnoxious nature cracks us up. Especially when you get made fun of by your own teachers for it.

Mr Neeson: You still can't teach maths

Shane Rooyakers: You're the 2009 DUX,local genious and rock privateer, may we stop making fun of you for it.Good luck, we know you'll do well.

You have all become my friends and family. Most of you will not read this page, few will even know it exists, but if just a few of you read it by chance, this whole journal will have been worth writing.As I have done so, I have remembered all the years I have spent and how seven just isn't enough. I hope I will have the pleasure of meeting some of you again.