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Yoga is good for me. No matter how stressful life around me gets, I have yoga to help me refocus and calm the ufkc down. Lolz. Plus, I get to stay in shape and be healthy =D And after taking bio? Well...I think it's safe to say that I have a LOT of making up to do after all those greasy, fatty foods I've eaten. Blegh!
I think it's close enough to the middle of the week for an update. Not that I'm trying to evenly space them out or anything. This week has just been full of craziness; the almost-middle of the week feels like it should be the near-end of the week. On Monday alone I took my bio test, outlined notes to study for my spanish test the next day, finished writing a chapter of the Mattman & Bowen story, posted the chapter, fixed my phone so I've got a new Pooh, and, of course, studied a whole lot more. Gah. Test weeks are not my favorite weeks at ALL.
On the bright side, I feel rather accomplished having done all that =). Now all I have to do is outline the answers to tomorrow's WH quiz. And read Chapter 5 for Oceanography. And study Chapters 1-4. It's a good thing it's not tooooo late yet; I'm pretty sure after this I can at least outline 2 questions...and maybe even read Ocn to help me sleep. I don't think it's boring or anything...it's just not exactly a thrilling read when it comes from a text book. Seriously. Ask me about it some time =). I'd love to tell you all about how he earth used to be completely molten and so hot that water evaporated before it could touch the "ground." Or about how our earth's magnetic poles switch. Oceanography fascinates me =).
Speaking of "fascinating," yes, I know all my previous blogs have disappeared. I kind of did that on purpose. Without the 'kind of.' I'm not sorry I did it, and I'm not sorry if I freaked anyone out. I'm not in charge of anyone's emotions, so I hold no responsibility. I also did not mean for that to sound as mean as it did. Eh. If you're that curious, talk to me. I'm getting better at the whole opening-up-to-people thing.
In other, more important news: politics can be incredibly exciting. Superbowl? What? I don't think I've ever been this anxious to see who "wins"...and that includes all the sporting events I participated in. Of course, 6th grade basketball is on a whole different level than a Texas primary.
So. How about that hexapus?...
I think it's close enough to the middle of the week for an update. Not that I'm trying to evenly space them out or anything. This week has just been full of craziness; the almost-middle of the week feels like it should be the near-end of the week. On Monday alone I took my bio test, outlined notes to study for my spanish test the next day, finished writing a chapter of the Mattman & Bowen story, posted the chapter, fixed my phone so I've got a new Pooh, and, of course, studied a whole lot more. Gah. Test weeks are not my favorite weeks at ALL.
On the bright side, I feel rather accomplished having done all that =). Now all I have to do is outline the answers to tomorrow's WH quiz. And read Chapter 5 for Oceanography. And study Chapters 1-4. It's a good thing it's not tooooo late yet; I'm pretty sure after this I can at least outline 2 questions...and maybe even read Ocn to help me sleep. I don't think it's boring or anything...it's just not exactly a thrilling read when it comes from a text book. Seriously. Ask me about it some time =). I'd love to tell you all about how he earth used to be completely molten and so hot that water evaporated before it could touch the "ground." Or about how our earth's magnetic poles switch. Oceanography fascinates me =).
Speaking of "fascinating," yes, I know all my previous blogs have disappeared. I kind of did that on purpose. Without the 'kind of.' I'm not sorry I did it, and I'm not sorry if I freaked anyone out. I'm not in charge of anyone's emotions, so I hold no responsibility. I also did not mean for that to sound as mean as it did. Eh. If you're that curious, talk to me. I'm getting better at the whole opening-up-to-people thing.
In other, more important news: politics can be incredibly exciting. Superbowl? What? I don't think I've ever been this anxious to see who "wins"...and that includes all the sporting events I participated in. Of course, 6th grade basketball is on a whole different level than a Texas primary.
So. How about that hexapus?...