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"If you can master nonsense as well as you have already learned to master sense, then each will expose the other for what it is: absurdity. From that moment of illumination, a man begins to be free regardless of his surroundings. He becomes free to play order games and change them at will. He becomes free to play disorder games just for the hell of it. He becomes free to play neither or both. And as the master of his own games, he plays without fear, and therefore without frustration, and therefore with good will in his soul and love in his being."
~Principia Discordia
Well yesterday I actually achieved most of what I wanted to, I did not manage to practice the oboe though or look over my french. I ended up watching the Presidential address instead, which I shall not discuss for fear of offending. And the french ended up not mattering because I looked over stuff during fourth period.
As for today...well it was ok, I guess. School was fine. I had a dentists appointment, no cavities, yay. Even though two of my brothers did (I warned them about drinking iced tea, but they just told me I was stupid). My mom called Seton Hill today to tell them (this was not what was bothering me by the way), I'll probably go there, but that I want a single room (I personally don't care that much about that, but she seems to think I need a single room). And to ask about the AP tests.
I am kind of worried about that. Nick has my mom convinced that I should not take the AP French Language test because it won't help me. But I should take the AP Literature test, because it might help me get out of Western Civilizations (a mandatory class) if I do well enough. Needless to say, this idea does not make me happy, because out of the two tests I would rather take Language. But I don't know, I told my mom it was stupid to keep speculating and we should just ask Seton Hill. So when she called them today she asked them about that, and my admissions counselor is going to get back in touch with me later about it. (Actually most of this conversation took place yesterday, it was only the phone calls that took place today). So I guess it's pretty safe to say I'm going to Seton Hill. It's not really so much that I don't want to go to Seton Hill, as I feel that I have not been permitted to look at other places. I never did get to look at Grove City or William and Mary ("you can't go to William and Mary, it's a very difficult school.") There are two things about Seton Hill that bother me too. One, it only has French, Spanish, German, and Chinese. So there goes learning Italian and Latin. And two, this is going to sound stupid, but the fact that Nick goes there too. Oh, well, I suppose some things are out of our hands, if I'm meant to go to Seton Hill I will. Everything will most likely work out for the best. Ok, so that's a brief summary of what I meant by my comment yesterday.
Well that's about all I have to say. I'm going to go get my shower, study for my french test, and hopefully read some Shojo Beat. Peace and long life.
~Principia Discordia
Well yesterday I actually achieved most of what I wanted to, I did not manage to practice the oboe though or look over my french. I ended up watching the Presidential address instead, which I shall not discuss for fear of offending. And the french ended up not mattering because I looked over stuff during fourth period.
As for today...well it was ok, I guess. School was fine. I had a dentists appointment, no cavities, yay. Even though two of my brothers did (I warned them about drinking iced tea, but they just told me I was stupid). My mom called Seton Hill today to tell them (this was not what was bothering me by the way), I'll probably go there, but that I want a single room (I personally don't care that much about that, but she seems to think I need a single room). And to ask about the AP tests.
I am kind of worried about that. Nick has my mom convinced that I should not take the AP French Language test because it won't help me. But I should take the AP Literature test, because it might help me get out of Western Civilizations (a mandatory class) if I do well enough. Needless to say, this idea does not make me happy, because out of the two tests I would rather take Language. But I don't know, I told my mom it was stupid to keep speculating and we should just ask Seton Hill. So when she called them today she asked them about that, and my admissions counselor is going to get back in touch with me later about it. (Actually most of this conversation took place yesterday, it was only the phone calls that took place today). So I guess it's pretty safe to say I'm going to Seton Hill. It's not really so much that I don't want to go to Seton Hill, as I feel that I have not been permitted to look at other places. I never did get to look at Grove City or William and Mary ("you can't go to William and Mary, it's a very difficult school.") There are two things about Seton Hill that bother me too. One, it only has French, Spanish, German, and Chinese. So there goes learning Italian and Latin. And two, this is going to sound stupid, but the fact that Nick goes there too. Oh, well, I suppose some things are out of our hands, if I'm meant to go to Seton Hill I will. Everything will most likely work out for the best. Ok, so that's a brief summary of what I meant by my comment yesterday.
Well that's about all I have to say. I'm going to go get my shower, study for my french test, and hopefully read some Shojo Beat. Peace and long life.