ghost stories are my favourite jazz quintet.
so much for starting my essay.
tonight i accomplished nothing.
well i watched degrassi.
that's about it.
i want to take biology in night school next semester.
i had biology first period, this semester,
but after almost a month i had 29%,
so i dropped it.
the teacher was horrible though.
i'm going to try and take it at one of the schools near my house.
i hope i don't work the same nights.
so it looks like i am going to come back next year,
for one semester.
then second semester i'm going to work, a lot.
it really is for the best.
option forms are due on thursday.
i'm still not exactly sure what i want to take.
i've narrowed it down to:
calculus, data, west and the world history, politics, canadian and world issues, the environment and resource management.
i have to be careful on how i choose them.
because a lot of times courses get canceled (i.e. politics)
also, a lot of courses are only offered in one semester, not both (i.e. canadian and world issues, the environment and resource management)
ideally, i want to take both calculus and data, and then two of the non-math courses, then i can drop one of the maths because i'm terrible in math, and perhaps even take something else. i'm totally going to need a tutor though in math if i even want to remotely pass.
tonight i accomplished nothing.
well i watched degrassi.
that's about it.
i want to take biology in night school next semester.
i had biology first period, this semester,
but after almost a month i had 29%,
so i dropped it.
the teacher was horrible though.
i'm going to try and take it at one of the schools near my house.
i hope i don't work the same nights.
so it looks like i am going to come back next year,
for one semester.
then second semester i'm going to work, a lot.
it really is for the best.
option forms are due on thursday.
i'm still not exactly sure what i want to take.
i've narrowed it down to:
calculus, data, west and the world history, politics, canadian and world issues, the environment and resource management.
i have to be careful on how i choose them.
because a lot of times courses get canceled (i.e. politics)
also, a lot of courses are only offered in one semester, not both (i.e. canadian and world issues, the environment and resource management)
ideally, i want to take both calculus and data, and then two of the non-math courses, then i can drop one of the maths because i'm terrible in math, and perhaps even take something else. i'm totally going to need a tutor though in math if i even want to remotely pass.