Most Awaited Moment

I have waited for three years to finally yell "We won" on top of my voice. I still could not get over the fact that we actually won last September 20 on the cheering competition in our school.

Of course we, seniors, put our very best effort to make this last competition the best and most remarkable of all. After all, this is our last chance to prove them we worth more than what they thought we were. It is like there is no room for any mistake. We have to do it now or regret it for the years to come.

Well I'm happy and contented now we know we won. But trust me, I felt sick while waiting all day for the result to be announce. It is a crazy ride for all of us. We all knew deep in our hearts how much we wanted to succeed this. We lost when we were in second year so the pressure for us is great. Most of them thought we could not perform well but we prove them wrong.

As I heard the announcer utter the word seniors for first place, I could not refrain myself from jumping around and waving my blue balloon in the face of other year levels. My friends are also jumping like an idiot. Even worse (or better :)) the whole batch is jumping around and chanting "SENIORS!" TO THE WHOLE SCHOOL. The feeling is surreal. Never thought, I would be that happy in my life.

Being a senior is fun. Although most of our experiences now is our last, we still find ways to held up our sighs and cherish the moments until it last. Being a senior is not an everyday experience. There is always a clock that seems to tick away the opportunities we encounter. Well that made it much more exciting and thrilling to be a SENIOR.

I'll never ever forget the moment I sang out loud "S-E-N-I-O-R-S GO! LET'S GO SENIORS!"
It's one of the few moments I'm glad I've been born.