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Launch Day

I do not remember who gave this Launch presentation, but my overall favorite speech was the one about how when one person does one thing everyone slowly starts to follow. Before she gave that speech I noticed it, but not as much as I notice it now. Normally, I start packing my bag up a couple minutes before the bell rings, and sometimes after I pack up another person will pack up until the entire room is packed up. This happens in many situations. Another example is when we are going to lunch. If Ms. Spencer has not called freshman in yet, a small group may start walking up even though it is not time. Then, another group until the entire grade is in the lunchroom.

Even though I did not notice this before as much, I am now starting to notice it so much. It happens all the time and most people just do not see it. It goes from walking to lunch to trends on social media. This was my favorite presentation because it happens so frequently and it is something that if you look for, you will see.

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