Why the day is even longer...
To continue with my last post:
Japanese test sucked. Mioko put a question on there from a couple of chapters ago, plus one that we hadn't studied for, and one that was briefly on some worksheet we had done Friday. So yeah...not fun. Plus, there was a speaking component. Really not fun.
Later that evening, I went to an induction ceremony for Sigma Tau Delta. I had to read a life-changing (or favourite) passage from a book, and it was so religious-tainted that I was afraid of being considered a bit of a preacher at that point (and if you know how well religion is accepted in our English dept. here...). So I was so nervous (and hyped on caffeine due to the tea I had that afternoon) that I stumbled all over myself. Then Rachel (co-pres. of Newman Club) and I had a meeting with the members of BASIC and FCA to discuss our "Humanity Awareness Week" project which starts after Thanksgiving break. We had to think of something new to do for Thursday since our original plan suddenly got kicked around. I finally got back to the dorm at 10:15 p.m. (after being out since 6:45).
That's when I realized I might not have a person to sit at the table from 11-12 tomorrow for our Hunger Fast sign ups. Oh, and I have to make the poster and sheets tomorrow morning. This is why I should never be president of anything because I have absolutely zero organization skills. So now I'm just praying (literally and figuratively) that the girl who said she could be there will answer me before 11 tomorrow so I don't end up skipping class.
On the brighter side of life: I won a $2,500 scholarship for studying in Japan, one of my classes was canceled today, my 8 am lab is canceled, and we had a turkey dinner and pumpkin pie in the dining hall tonight. And I get to go home tomorrow.
Lord, help me make it until tomorrow...
Japanese test sucked. Mioko put a question on there from a couple of chapters ago, plus one that we hadn't studied for, and one that was briefly on some worksheet we had done Friday. So yeah...not fun. Plus, there was a speaking component. Really not fun.
Later that evening, I went to an induction ceremony for Sigma Tau Delta. I had to read a life-changing (or favourite) passage from a book, and it was so religious-tainted that I was afraid of being considered a bit of a preacher at that point (and if you know how well religion is accepted in our English dept. here...). So I was so nervous (and hyped on caffeine due to the tea I had that afternoon) that I stumbled all over myself. Then Rachel (co-pres. of Newman Club) and I had a meeting with the members of BASIC and FCA to discuss our "Humanity Awareness Week" project which starts after Thanksgiving break. We had to think of something new to do for Thursday since our original plan suddenly got kicked around. I finally got back to the dorm at 10:15 p.m. (after being out since 6:45).
That's when I realized I might not have a person to sit at the table from 11-12 tomorrow for our Hunger Fast sign ups. Oh, and I have to make the poster and sheets tomorrow morning. This is why I should never be president of anything because I have absolutely zero organization skills. So now I'm just praying (literally and figuratively) that the girl who said she could be there will answer me before 11 tomorrow so I don't end up skipping class.
On the brighter side of life: I won a $2,500 scholarship for studying in Japan, one of my classes was canceled today, my 8 am lab is canceled, and we had a turkey dinner and pumpkin pie in the dining hall tonight. And I get to go home tomorrow.
Lord, help me make it until tomorrow...