Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong
Evidence for Murphy's Law (if that's the correct one):
1) AYUSA papers. It is a requirement that two copies of all forms must be submitted, one original and one copy. Guess what? Someone lost the originals, and it wasn't me. This has led to a hellish search for the doctors who filled out my medical forms so they can do them over.
2) Les Miserables. Not the novel, the play. I have an opportunity to audition for a role in a community production, but Maman is too pissed off at life to let me. The only chance I have ever had and probably will ever have is almost certainly hopeless.
3) WHAP. The AP registration requires a certain program, which my computer did not have. I filled out the registration, only to find out that I needed this program, which took over an hour to download. Once I had it, I restarted the computer, which erased my application papers. In order to print them I had to apply again, which I was instructed not to do, but only found out when it was too late. Now I have to call some lady tomorrow to clear things up. Oh, and did I mention that it had to be done during school hours? How is that going to happen if I'm at school?
4) Hardin. Not only did I format the notes wrong, but I only found out that they were for 18 chapters at 7:20 this morning. Against all odds, they were completed, but incorrectly.
5) Vidocq. All right, it's not fair to blame him for my French issues, but I can certainly blame the historians for failing to cite him in any encyclopedias. I might just get shoved to Hugo midway through the project if I can't get anything but Wikipedia articles on him.
6) Geometry. I had to make up a test during lunch today, and somehow managed to forget the quadratic formula. If I failed, I wouldn't be surprised.
7) Drawing. I already ranted about this in my other post, but it's still the most depressing thing that's happened all day.
I need a good cry.
1) AYUSA papers. It is a requirement that two copies of all forms must be submitted, one original and one copy. Guess what? Someone lost the originals, and it wasn't me. This has led to a hellish search for the doctors who filled out my medical forms so they can do them over.
2) Les Miserables. Not the novel, the play. I have an opportunity to audition for a role in a community production, but Maman is too pissed off at life to let me. The only chance I have ever had and probably will ever have is almost certainly hopeless.
3) WHAP. The AP registration requires a certain program, which my computer did not have. I filled out the registration, only to find out that I needed this program, which took over an hour to download. Once I had it, I restarted the computer, which erased my application papers. In order to print them I had to apply again, which I was instructed not to do, but only found out when it was too late. Now I have to call some lady tomorrow to clear things up. Oh, and did I mention that it had to be done during school hours? How is that going to happen if I'm at school?
4) Hardin. Not only did I format the notes wrong, but I only found out that they were for 18 chapters at 7:20 this morning. Against all odds, they were completed, but incorrectly.
5) Vidocq. All right, it's not fair to blame him for my French issues, but I can certainly blame the historians for failing to cite him in any encyclopedias. I might just get shoved to Hugo midway through the project if I can't get anything but Wikipedia articles on him.
6) Geometry. I had to make up a test during lunch today, and somehow managed to forget the quadratic formula. If I failed, I wouldn't be surprised.
7) Drawing. I already ranted about this in my other post, but it's still the most depressing thing that's happened all day.
I need a good cry.