Can you tell me why you have been sooo sad?
So today was not really as good as a Friday could be...
First and Second Period: AP Chem... obnoxious quiz thing and brief review of redox... Eugene and I are both at consensus that we probably did poorly but it's only because we haven't practiced with the solubility laws yet... we'll learn them with practice... the bonus was easy though.
Third: American. Drew pretty borders on my paper. Didn't pay attention to lecture on Washington administration.
Fourth: Comtemplated what passes for excellent in my school and answered questions from yesterday that I didn't write down but was able to more than satisfactorily recall based on my annotations.
Fifth: Walked around the track by myself and thought terrible thoughts.
Sixth: 94 on the physics test... two very easy and obvious questions that I failed to read and got wrong. Sat there with my head down.
Seventh: Learned how to do a semilog graph for gel electrophoresis. The lack of bitterness from the seniors about juniors getting the class is evident when both my lab partners and Eugene proceed to ask me to explain it several times over because I know how and they don't
Eighth: Math... boring... got three points taken off my test for invalid reasons and then given back because my argument was quite valid.
Ninth: Russian... easy... enjoyable because Rob and I can goof off and make the rest of the table feel incompetent.
Tomorrow is the biggest cross country meet in the country - The Manhattan College Invitational. 10,000 runners. My race is at 11:41. Lovely.
First and Second Period: AP Chem... obnoxious quiz thing and brief review of redox... Eugene and I are both at consensus that we probably did poorly but it's only because we haven't practiced with the solubility laws yet... we'll learn them with practice... the bonus was easy though.
Third: American. Drew pretty borders on my paper. Didn't pay attention to lecture on Washington administration.
Fourth: Comtemplated what passes for excellent in my school and answered questions from yesterday that I didn't write down but was able to more than satisfactorily recall based on my annotations.
Fifth: Walked around the track by myself and thought terrible thoughts.
Sixth: 94 on the physics test... two very easy and obvious questions that I failed to read and got wrong. Sat there with my head down.
Seventh: Learned how to do a semilog graph for gel electrophoresis. The lack of bitterness from the seniors about juniors getting the class is evident when both my lab partners and Eugene proceed to ask me to explain it several times over because I know how and they don't
Eighth: Math... boring... got three points taken off my test for invalid reasons and then given back because my argument was quite valid.
Ninth: Russian... easy... enjoyable because Rob and I can goof off and make the rest of the table feel incompetent.
Tomorrow is the biggest cross country meet in the country - The Manhattan College Invitational. 10,000 runners. My race is at 11:41. Lovely.