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Radio carbon dating determines the age of ancient objects by means of measuring the amount of carbon-14 there is left in an object. A man called Willard F Libby pioneered it at the University of Chicago in the 50's. In 1960, he won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. This is now the most widely used method of age estimation in the field of archaeology.

^ Yay for chem.

Band auditions tomorrow.
Cross your fingers.
Two(one) open slot(s)
Ten(one million) auditioners.
One(lonely) girl.
Yeah, the odds are like a gagillion to one.
But yeah, I'm still auditioning.

I'm tired.
Been staring at the computer for almost an hour for chem.
I hate staring at computers.
I used to do that a lot.
Then Alex stopped talking to me.
And I realized I really was only ever on it to talk to him.
So I stopped.
And not using the computer has made life more awesome.

Yesturday,
I went on a two hour walk,
instead of a two hour internet fest.
It was amazing.
I loved it.
Yes, I have sunburn.
Yes, I'm sort of sore.
But,
I loved it.
Absolutely loved it.

One thing I don't like right now:
My sunburn.
Making me feel hot.
Icky.
There's a breeze.
I can't feel it.
Damn.

Three minutes to go.
The bell's gonna ring.
Go to Brit Lit.
Talk about 1984.

Then choir.
Who knows?
We have a concert in two weeks.
Are we ever going to learn the new music?
*shrugs*
Who knows?