DEADlines
Yeah, so today was a rather interesting day. I was dead tired as usual due to my now not-so-uncommon habit of napping, but never sleeping, through the night. But I was surprised that I actually found myself awake enough during the night to finish terms for A.P. Biology and A.P. Government.
I mean, sure, I didn't study for the Bio test, but I got the written things done, right?
Luckily (or actually, not so luckily) for me though, I have a huge deadline on Saturday, so I was excused from all my classes so I could write my paper. (I know, I know.) I was originally going to go to Bio and bomb the test, but my advisor persuaded me to ask my teacher if I could take a make-up and he agreed.
So yes, after taking care of the homework and quiz in my Gov class, I was set, and best of all, I got to sit in an air conditioned room on the most humid day ever. But I suppose I can't celebrate yet. I don't even have my Materials and Methods section done yet (which means that I'm definitely not even half way through, plus I wrote the easy stuff first). Also, now I need to somehow find time to make up that test. Oh woe is me.
We won our matches today though 5-2, same as last time, except this time they didn't stack their lineup and my partner and I exacted our revenge. I believe the score was 4-6, 6-0 (yeah, I'm not too sure what happened there), and 7-6 (9-7). Yes, that's right. We went 9-7 into the tie breaker, and we were the deciding match.
Seriously though, it's obvious what they were trying to do. Second Singles, Third Singles, Fourth Singles, and First Doubles for a 4-3 win eh? Well that didn't work too well did it? Assholes.
If only all was well though. I'm more worried about our biggest rivals stacking than anything.
Plus, aside from tennis, the Art Honor Society's got a rat in it's ranks now, and I'm going to have to see what I can do about getting rid of its many pests.
Anyway, back to A.P. Calculus. Hooray for unnecessary trig functions.
Oh, but before I go, let me tell you about this nice little conversation I had at lunch...
"I hate life," said Brown man.
"I hate life too," I replied.
"Let's kill ourselves."
"Yay..."
I mean, sure, I didn't study for the Bio test, but I got the written things done, right?
Luckily (or actually, not so luckily) for me though, I have a huge deadline on Saturday, so I was excused from all my classes so I could write my paper. (I know, I know.) I was originally going to go to Bio and bomb the test, but my advisor persuaded me to ask my teacher if I could take a make-up and he agreed.
So yes, after taking care of the homework and quiz in my Gov class, I was set, and best of all, I got to sit in an air conditioned room on the most humid day ever. But I suppose I can't celebrate yet. I don't even have my Materials and Methods section done yet (which means that I'm definitely not even half way through, plus I wrote the easy stuff first). Also, now I need to somehow find time to make up that test. Oh woe is me.
We won our matches today though 5-2, same as last time, except this time they didn't stack their lineup and my partner and I exacted our revenge. I believe the score was 4-6, 6-0 (yeah, I'm not too sure what happened there), and 7-6 (9-7). Yes, that's right. We went 9-7 into the tie breaker, and we were the deciding match.
Seriously though, it's obvious what they were trying to do. Second Singles, Third Singles, Fourth Singles, and First Doubles for a 4-3 win eh? Well that didn't work too well did it? Assholes.
If only all was well though. I'm more worried about our biggest rivals stacking than anything.
Plus, aside from tennis, the Art Honor Society's got a rat in it's ranks now, and I'm going to have to see what I can do about getting rid of its many pests.
Anyway, back to A.P. Calculus. Hooray for unnecessary trig functions.
Oh, but before I go, let me tell you about this nice little conversation I had at lunch...
"I hate life," said Brown man.
"I hate life too," I replied.
"Let's kill ourselves."
"Yay..."
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