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Boo.
I had another physics exam. This time, I did even worse than the last time. Yeah. This sucks a whole lot. And I'm really worried about math. I'm worried that I'm just going to do crappy in all of my core classes, and I won't be able to do any of the stuff I want to do, and I won't make it into graduate school because my grades will be crappy and my gpa will suck, and I'll just be screwed. This is so frustrating.
On a better note, I read a book today (well, a book minus the last 20 pages, which I'm finishing right now) for my english class, although it wasn't actually required because there's no assignment on it or anything, and the discussion for it was already this morning (at which point I hadn't read it yet). Regardless, it's a really good book, and I really really like it. It's called Lighthousekeeping by Jeanette Winterson, and I'd recommend it to anyone. It's not incredibly time consuming or long either, it goes by really quick. So, read it.
I had another physics exam. This time, I did even worse than the last time. Yeah. This sucks a whole lot. And I'm really worried about math. I'm worried that I'm just going to do crappy in all of my core classes, and I won't be able to do any of the stuff I want to do, and I won't make it into graduate school because my grades will be crappy and my gpa will suck, and I'll just be screwed. This is so frustrating.
On a better note, I read a book today (well, a book minus the last 20 pages, which I'm finishing right now) for my english class, although it wasn't actually required because there's no assignment on it or anything, and the discussion for it was already this morning (at which point I hadn't read it yet). Regardless, it's a really good book, and I really really like it. It's called Lighthousekeeping by Jeanette Winterson, and I'd recommend it to anyone. It's not incredibly time consuming or long either, it goes by really quick. So, read it.