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Friday:
Lit.: The Sun Also Rises Seminar Day Three. Yay for nose bleeds. I love discussing in that class. It's fun. The sun cupcake and gummy worms
Humanities: "Inglorious Restorations" by Eric Scigliano
Euro: End of the Romantic Movement and political problems in the Austrian Empire
Latin: NLE and Greek. EEK!
Gov.: Once again we don't talk about international news.
Latin: I finish Pygmalion. I love that story.
I got my first hw assignment for my humanities courses!!!
Saturday:
ACT: I forgot my calculator but I could figure out more of the math questions than last time. The science section was a joke. Yay for going straight to the questions.
SSS: Fun time. "As much as I love you, Jenn, your saliva is not appetizing to me" Cupcakes and Desks. :)
I've been working on my humanities homework. I am almost finished with my England study guide and then I have to do my France study guide. I AM SO EXCITED.
"Paintings are objects as well as images--not just texts but physical books like the tattered old volumes that forward-thinking librarians, the curators' cousins, purge their shelves from looking dowdy. To interpret the image, we must destroy the object" Eric Scigliano
Lit.: The Sun Also Rises Seminar Day Three. Yay for nose bleeds. I love discussing in that class. It's fun. The sun cupcake and gummy worms
Humanities: "Inglorious Restorations" by Eric Scigliano
Euro: End of the Romantic Movement and political problems in the Austrian Empire
Latin: NLE and Greek. EEK!
Gov.: Once again we don't talk about international news.
Latin: I finish Pygmalion. I love that story.
I got my first hw assignment for my humanities courses!!!
Saturday:
ACT: I forgot my calculator but I could figure out more of the math questions than last time. The science section was a joke. Yay for going straight to the questions.
SSS: Fun time. "As much as I love you, Jenn, your saliva is not appetizing to me" Cupcakes and Desks. :)
I've been working on my humanities homework. I am almost finished with my England study guide and then I have to do my France study guide. I AM SO EXCITED.
"Paintings are objects as well as images--not just texts but physical books like the tattered old volumes that forward-thinking librarians, the curators' cousins, purge their shelves from looking dowdy. To interpret the image, we must destroy the object" Eric Scigliano