Just another bad day
Today was one of those days you just wish that you could go to bed at 10:00 am and wake up feeling refreshed and happy the next day, forgetting what happened today.
It started off bad, and progressed to worse, then eased off a little, then progressed to bad again, then to pretty good, followed by brief periods of fighting with the copier, before stepping in puddles of water.
It turns out that:
1. I can't find my gym clothes that are badly needed.
2. I broke the garage door.
3. The announcements were useless to me because just as they were announcing the day number, static prevailed.
4. The Spanish test was long and complicated.
5. I broke a diagram from the '70s in Bio.
6. I forgot to make copies of a reference book for my Euro project.
7. I fought with the copier for 10 mins (there was no legal or 11x14 paper).
8. My application modifications for the English blog (using the RSS scripts, that's what they're there for) definately didn't work (or they worked, then didn't work).
9. Miscellaneous.
So as you can tell, I had the best day of my life today.
But there were some good parts to it (very few, though):
1. I got a 95.2% on Networking test (most of the class failed).
2. I figured a new way to use the RSS scripts to send me an email when an update is posted on the English blog (if anyone wants it, I used Bloglet, contact me for the RSS feed script).
3. We had a free day of absolutely nothing in Math!
Other than that, some interesting things went on in the past week (forgive me for not posting in a while, I've been caught up in tests, especially tests I didn't even know I had [i.e. Health]), especially yesterday (contact me for that, too).
It started off bad, and progressed to worse, then eased off a little, then progressed to bad again, then to pretty good, followed by brief periods of fighting with the copier, before stepping in puddles of water.
It turns out that:
1. I can't find my gym clothes that are badly needed.
2. I broke the garage door.
3. The announcements were useless to me because just as they were announcing the day number, static prevailed.
4. The Spanish test was long and complicated.
5. I broke a diagram from the '70s in Bio.
6. I forgot to make copies of a reference book for my Euro project.
7. I fought with the copier for 10 mins (there was no legal or 11x14 paper).
8. My application modifications for the English blog (using the RSS scripts, that's what they're there for) definately didn't work (or they worked, then didn't work).
9. Miscellaneous.
So as you can tell, I had the best day of my life today.
But there were some good parts to it (very few, though):
1. I got a 95.2% on Networking test (most of the class failed).
2. I figured a new way to use the RSS scripts to send me an email when an update is posted on the English blog (if anyone wants it, I used Bloglet, contact me for the RSS feed script).
3. We had a free day of absolutely nothing in Math!
Other than that, some interesting things went on in the past week (forgive me for not posting in a while, I've been caught up in tests, especially tests I didn't even know I had [i.e. Health]), especially yesterday (contact me for that, too).