All's Well that Ends Well
I know that phrase is tremendously cliched, but I think it applies to the past two days.
The best parts of school yesterday were lunch (very tired Jess+Marc = interestingness), Folklore (Bilbo's rebirth starring Steph T), and Speech (we played Outburst, I got five points before I was disqualified for saying um. My category was Harry Potter characters.) ON the bus home, I got a voicemail from Matt. He couldn't make it to prayer meeting because he had karate practice last night and he'd have to take a shower after that and by that time he'd be really late and he didn't want to walk in late. Which I thought was really sweet and polite of him, even though he couldn't come. We're hanging out at his house tomorrow, playing cards and watching the Mets game and doing other stuff. (no, not that kind of stuff) When I got home I had this pounding headache and was really tired but I still went out to prayer meeting and was glad I did. Prayer meetings really have curative qualities. Theresa and Travis did a really good meeting on friendship and those random angels that pop up in our lives out of nowhere which got people talking. My brother came too, so after that him, me, and Katelyn went out for ice cream at Coldstone. It was really crowded in there so we ended up eating in Katelyn's car and talking and having fun. A good night last night. Then today I had English review for the AP exam which was fortunately quick and painless. My favorite part was during the break when I was hanging out witt Laura T and Lindsay S and we badmouthed Mr. Overton. (I normally never talk to them and we're not exactly friends) Then after that I got my report card. I'd been anticipating it all week and was really woried but it wasn't all that bad. (I'm posting the grades, sorry Rob)
Film: 98
Chorus: 96
Folklore: 95
Speech: 95
Apgap: 75
English: 70
Final Average: 88
So not good, but not terrible either. And we got take-out from my favorite Chinese place tonight. Yum!
Happy Extremely Belated Birthday to Am. Sorry I forgot.
Get wells to Jill and Sharon.
I love Matt. What a gentleman he is.
The best parts of school yesterday were lunch (very tired Jess+Marc = interestingness), Folklore (Bilbo's rebirth starring Steph T), and Speech (we played Outburst, I got five points before I was disqualified for saying um. My category was Harry Potter characters.) ON the bus home, I got a voicemail from Matt. He couldn't make it to prayer meeting because he had karate practice last night and he'd have to take a shower after that and by that time he'd be really late and he didn't want to walk in late. Which I thought was really sweet and polite of him, even though he couldn't come. We're hanging out at his house tomorrow, playing cards and watching the Mets game and doing other stuff. (no, not that kind of stuff) When I got home I had this pounding headache and was really tired but I still went out to prayer meeting and was glad I did. Prayer meetings really have curative qualities. Theresa and Travis did a really good meeting on friendship and those random angels that pop up in our lives out of nowhere which got people talking. My brother came too, so after that him, me, and Katelyn went out for ice cream at Coldstone. It was really crowded in there so we ended up eating in Katelyn's car and talking and having fun. A good night last night. Then today I had English review for the AP exam which was fortunately quick and painless. My favorite part was during the break when I was hanging out witt Laura T and Lindsay S and we badmouthed Mr. Overton. (I normally never talk to them and we're not exactly friends) Then after that I got my report card. I'd been anticipating it all week and was really woried but it wasn't all that bad. (I'm posting the grades, sorry Rob)
Film: 98
Chorus: 96
Folklore: 95
Speech: 95
Apgap: 75
English: 70
Final Average: 88
So not good, but not terrible either. And we got take-out from my favorite Chinese place tonight. Yum!
Happy Extremely Belated Birthday to Am. Sorry I forgot.
Get wells to Jill and Sharon.
I love Matt. What a gentleman he is.