Things I learned from High School Musical about High School

Woohoo! Happy summer, guys! As of Saturday afternoon, I am {finally} a high school graduate! It only took four long years and I have only made it through hell and back. Now onto bigger and better things: SUMMER and {in case you did not already know} the University of Arizona, for which I will be attending in the fall. :)

Onto the blog post! The High School Musical movies were are my life. I can sing every lyric, quote every line, and know just about every dance move. But really, who can't? {If you can't, I will hunt you down, mark my words} High School Musical will maybe be on Broadway when I have kids and I'll be the one kicked out during the performance because I will be dancing and singing along. But, anyways, here we go. Things I learned from High School Musical about High School.

When being chosen for a karaoke duet, say "YAAAAAS" because maybe a hunky hunk like {Troy Bolton} will be at your side and is probably singing just as bad as you thought you were. 

Sign your name extra large on sign up lists so the whole world can see.

 Singing and dancing instead of actually practicing during basketball practice can make you win state championships. 

Proven fact.

 If you don't want to eat your lunch, I heard the cafeteria is a great place to be in a musical and dance number with your entire school.

 Also, stick to your original goals and don't go robbing a pizza place. 

It's all right to take breather from school life and go upstairs to a roof top garden. It's not like you can sing about your feelings or anything... 

It's okay to sing about your broken heart to a life sized poster of the person that broke your heart. Gabriela, he didn't even ask you to be his girlfriend, let it go. 

You should provide your own props when auditioning for a musical. 

It's all good to slightly postpone the state basketball championships and the academic decathlon for the entire school to come see your musical audition.

When you don't get a thing your teachers teach you. 

It's definitely okay to countdown til summer vacation, throw your papers in the air, dance on tables, and spin around happily and kiss your homeroom teacher. 

Everyone needs a little fabulous. Is that so wrong? 

When you want to complain your job, just sing about it in the kitchen. NBD. No one will hear ya. 

Or better yet sing with your girlfriend at work when you're supposed to be working. People are drowning, Gabriela.

When playing a baseball game (or in any sport} don't sing about how you can't dance because deep down, clearly you are dancing.

It's okay to go your own way; just as long as you sing all about it first.

No one judges you when you frolic around a golf course while singing. 

 This one's for you, mom! It's totally normal to cry/tear up during this scene because Troy thought he was singing with Sharpay and not Gabriela and ahhhh PLOT TWIST. 

Have a staff party only at the country club you work at and do not forget to invite Miley Cyrus! 

 Sing right in the middle of the state championship basketball game. It helps your star boyfriend focus. ESPECIALLY if you are wearing white in a sea of red. But hey, if they dance while practicing, maybe singing gets their head in the game. ;)

Sometimes all you need in life is a boy like Troy Bolton and a rockin' tree house. 

 It's okay to day dream a complete music number in your head taken place in your cafeteria. 

 It will start raining out of no where. NO WHERE! Even when it's sunny!

It's normal to sing about the "night to remember" {prom}, but not actually attend it because you're too busy chasing your girlfriend while she's at Stanford. NBD.

 Singing at a junkyard with your best friend should become a new tradition every ten years or so.

Avoid coming to your school {AT ALL COSTS} on the weekends when it's storming outside because it'll start pouring basketballs. RUN FOR THE HILLS

 And no high school experience is complete without a full out jumping picture with you and your friends. Don't forget to sing and dance, too!!

 Troy just must know I'm going to the UofA because once a wildcat...

 

Thank you to my friends and teachers who made high school memorable! :)