Today was a good day.
Morning, listened to Dvorak in the car, which just put me in a superb mood all math class.
Physics was so-so, going over webassign is never my favorite type of day...but my good mood carried over enough to make it bearable.
I skipped Spanish again (we have subs a lot because of orals, mine is tomorrow) and sat in on the SL math class again, and surprised myself by getting all the probability problems correct and finding the practice SL test he handed out quite simple (at least the first two problems were, I'll finish it later).
English, I did a practice oral in front of the class, which I think was extremely helpful. It was very scary - especially when I thought I had started at two (I really had started at 1:55) and looked up at the clock and saw it was only 2:01...that got me really scared, but I ended up talking for a full ten minutes...I felt like I was rambling a bit, but I think that happens to everyone. That was for a poem I liked...not sure what's going to happen when I get something I don't like.
Got home, finished the Sunday NY times crossword with my dad, worked on my history IA (which on second reading, isn't as bad as I thought it was...just needs to be shortened a little bit, and I hope no one notices I only really use two of my sources), and then practiced my Spanish oral for a good twenty minutes. I hope I have a decent accent. I use way to many words starting with R in the oral, so I have to keep rolling them...could be a bad or good idea. Well, at least Emilio's mom thinks I speak Spanish well.
Physics was so-so, going over webassign is never my favorite type of day...but my good mood carried over enough to make it bearable.
I skipped Spanish again (we have subs a lot because of orals, mine is tomorrow) and sat in on the SL math class again, and surprised myself by getting all the probability problems correct and finding the practice SL test he handed out quite simple (at least the first two problems were, I'll finish it later).
English, I did a practice oral in front of the class, which I think was extremely helpful. It was very scary - especially when I thought I had started at two (I really had started at 1:55) and looked up at the clock and saw it was only 2:01...that got me really scared, but I ended up talking for a full ten minutes...I felt like I was rambling a bit, but I think that happens to everyone. That was for a poem I liked...not sure what's going to happen when I get something I don't like.
Got home, finished the Sunday NY times crossword with my dad, worked on my history IA (which on second reading, isn't as bad as I thought it was...just needs to be shortened a little bit, and I hope no one notices I only really use two of my sources), and then practiced my Spanish oral for a good twenty minutes. I hope I have a decent accent. I use way to many words starting with R in the oral, so I have to keep rolling them...could be a bad or good idea. Well, at least Emilio's mom thinks I speak Spanish well.