...eighty-nine
It's over. After countless early morning hours, on both weekday and weekends, it's over. It all ended after our 3 and a half hour exam today. Which we laughed at as our teacher told us our time was up. I still can't believe we've been doing Calc for just over a year now. And I know I might sound crazy, but I'm going to miss it.
Mr. Pignatelli was more stressed out than us this morning. He came into the exam room and was reminding us of random calc functions. Then he went to go pray for us in the chapel. Throughout the exam, he kept coming upstairs and standing outside the door and our guidance counsellor kept having to shut the door on him since he's not allowed in the exam room.
It's kind of a relief that its over but I really didn't mind the 48 hours of straight calc. Yesterday we were pulled out of our classes and did calc all day. And it really made the day fly by. I left a little early because I had a soccer game, which we ended up losing. It was a bad game. But I must say the post-game events definitely made up for the loss. We drove to Tim's and bought ice caps and donuts and headed down to the beach. At the beach we parked by the water and sang our hearts out. It was fun. And this was what I was doing when I should have been studying for calc. But you know what they say, it's the things you aren't supposed to be doing that end up being the most fun and memorable. (It was even said by a character on Grey's Anatomy last week) But anyways, we've been having a lot of fun lately and things are only going to get better from here. Because we are in May. And everything happens in May.
That damn exam was so exhausting today. We started at 8:30 and ended at 1:20, with a 10 min break. Then I went to eat lunch and pick up the kids from school. I really don't want to go to school tomorrow. I just want to relax. I need a break from all the stress. But we have a game tomorrow, I have to go in. Not to mention AP Bio at 7:30am. So much for relaxing.
Next year's plans are finally starting to form in my head. So if you have any input/opinions/sugesstions, speak now or forever hold your peace. Because once I make up my mind, there's no going back.
Mr. Pignatelli was more stressed out than us this morning. He came into the exam room and was reminding us of random calc functions. Then he went to go pray for us in the chapel. Throughout the exam, he kept coming upstairs and standing outside the door and our guidance counsellor kept having to shut the door on him since he's not allowed in the exam room.
It's kind of a relief that its over but I really didn't mind the 48 hours of straight calc. Yesterday we were pulled out of our classes and did calc all day. And it really made the day fly by. I left a little early because I had a soccer game, which we ended up losing. It was a bad game. But I must say the post-game events definitely made up for the loss. We drove to Tim's and bought ice caps and donuts and headed down to the beach. At the beach we parked by the water and sang our hearts out. It was fun. And this was what I was doing when I should have been studying for calc. But you know what they say, it's the things you aren't supposed to be doing that end up being the most fun and memorable. (It was even said by a character on Grey's Anatomy last week) But anyways, we've been having a lot of fun lately and things are only going to get better from here. Because we are in May. And everything happens in May.
That damn exam was so exhausting today. We started at 8:30 and ended at 1:20, with a 10 min break. Then I went to eat lunch and pick up the kids from school. I really don't want to go to school tomorrow. I just want to relax. I need a break from all the stress. But we have a game tomorrow, I have to go in. Not to mention AP Bio at 7:30am. So much for relaxing.
Next year's plans are finally starting to form in my head. So if you have any input/opinions/sugesstions, speak now or forever hold your peace. Because once I make up my mind, there's no going back.