Back in the day
So I'm graduating from HS in less then 2 weeks and my friends and I want to do something crazy like a road trip or something..
I wanted to ask you guys what did you guys do after your graduation? Any hilarious stories? Interesting ones? Any Ideas of what we should go do??
Thought this would be an interesting topic to share.
I wanted to ask you guys what did you guys do after your graduation? Any hilarious stories? Interesting ones? Any Ideas of what we should go do??
Thought this would be an interesting topic to share.
The day after I graduated from high school, I went to work. I worked all summer and started college in September. For the next four years, I went to college, worked every Saturday and every summer.
When I graduated from college, two of my friends and I packed our belongings into a Volkwagon Beetle and spent the next month driving across the country. We started out in New York City, drove to California and back. We learned an awful lot in that month.
You might want to try it.
When I graduated from college, two of my friends and I packed our belongings into a Volkwagon Beetle and spent the next month driving across the country. We started out in New York City, drove to California and back. We learned an awful lot in that month.
You might want to try it.
I went to all the after grad/beginning of summer parties, got super bombed and nailed all the chicks I could before everyone moved or left for college
best time period of my life, wish I could go back lol
best time period of my life, wish I could go back lol
Originally Posted by S2Hey,May 31 2010, 11:50 PM
^^hahaha parties are a given..
and dang ralper that sounds awesome. what was the best thing about the trip?
and dang ralper that sounds awesome. what was the best thing about the trip?
Also, just seeing the country, how big and diverse and great it is. We were three kids from Brooklyn. We thought we'd seen everything but the trip was a real eye opener.
I could write volumes about it, but it's really best to experience it for yourself. If you do something like this you won't be sorry.
My oldest son just graduated from Rutgers University, and he and two friends are leaving for a cross country trip on Friday. I think I'm as excited about it as he is. They're starting out from here in New Jersey, heading to California to pick up a friend whose attending Cal Poly, and heading home. They're camping out along the way. I'm sure he'll have as many stories to tell as I had.
You might want to wait to do this until you're out of college, but you should absolutely do this before your mid twenties. You'll learn an awful lot. It will open your eyes.








