Almost at the Top

We've come a long way since the most difficult time of our lives, when the pandemic was a hindrance to living the life we deserved. We're getting stronger and more full by the day, ready to take on another battle, and we're sure we'll win. This third quarter was similar to previous quarters in that it was filled with daunting tasks, but we have already adjusted to this new normal.

This quarter has been fantastic. ICT 10 has once again surpassed my expectations. This quarter is more focused on our local community, but technology is always present. I got to learn how to conduct community-based research using only the internet or online resources. It has also assisted me in learning more about our town and working well with the people here. I have prior research experience, so the tasks assigned to me were simple to grasp. The only struggle I had was that I didn't know enough about my own community, which made it much more difficult to state more facts about the topic. However, as a result of this, I was able to conduct my own research and learn more about the area in which I live.

We were at the base of the mountain we needed to climb, and now we're almost there, ready to plant our flag and celebrate our victory. This time, I'm stronger than ever, handling the challenges while setting my heart on fire to combat those who might cause us to stumble and fall. The next quarter will be the last, and I can't believe I'll make it through the school year considering how difficult it is to learn these days due to the pandemic. As this quarter comes to a close, I say welcome the new one with open arms, embracing all of the challenges it will present.

See you at the final one!

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