Revelations of a non-Biblical nature
-Physics last night was not nearly as hard as I thought it would be. It was actually almost fun...You know how you get into a groove with a good brain teaser? Yea. Like that. Hopefully I wasn't having too much fun and my grade will turn out decently, but I'm not too stressed about that. Which leads to revelation #2:
-I'm way too stressed out. I've had a terrible stomach ache and just generally felt like shit all week, except for when I'm doing capoeira, and I feel like the culprit is too much freaking out about tests this week. Why do I say this? I felt fine this morning (tests are all done, so no reason to stress, right?) until my o chem prof started talking about the test from Monday, and then I started feeling progressively sicker until it got to just about the worst it's been all week. Segue to revelation #3:
-I need to work harder in o chem. Or something. Live in Poon's office maybe. We got our tests back and I got an 80. Granted, he said that at the end of semester normally the cut off for an A is about an 87. That's still 7 percent higher than I'm doing, though, and I desperately want that A, though. I think I've come to terms with getting a B in just about any other class, perhaps excluding Chinese, but I need an A in o chem.
So now the question becomes, how do I work hard enough to get an A in o chem while still maintaining at least a B in all of my other classes and not getting stomach aches?? A pretty problem indeed...
-I'm way too stressed out. I've had a terrible stomach ache and just generally felt like shit all week, except for when I'm doing capoeira, and I feel like the culprit is too much freaking out about tests this week. Why do I say this? I felt fine this morning (tests are all done, so no reason to stress, right?) until my o chem prof started talking about the test from Monday, and then I started feeling progressively sicker until it got to just about the worst it's been all week. Segue to revelation #3:
-I need to work harder in o chem. Or something. Live in Poon's office maybe. We got our tests back and I got an 80. Granted, he said that at the end of semester normally the cut off for an A is about an 87. That's still 7 percent higher than I'm doing, though, and I desperately want that A, though. I think I've come to terms with getting a B in just about any other class, perhaps excluding Chinese, but I need an A in o chem.
So now the question becomes, how do I work hard enough to get an A in o chem while still maintaining at least a B in all of my other classes and not getting stomach aches?? A pretty problem indeed...