AP stuff is no fun
I get the feeling that this will be long before I even begin. So either brace yourselves or stop here.
I hate getting ready for APs. I don't know anywhere near enough econ, micro OR macro, including the stuff that we just learned and have a test on tomorrow. On the plus side, it's a partner test, and Karen and I are going to work together. I feel slightly bad for ditching Deborah, but she wasn't there and should be able to work with Janani or someone anyway. English is going to be painful too, but... I'm officially in the 5 range! Not a terribly comfortable place in it, mind you, but a place where I can say that I'll be slightly discouraged if I get a 4.
This week is going to be deathly. Monday after school - last econ review; Tuesday - honors recital (which I desperately need to practice for); Wednesday - English during the morning straight to econ (class) for more macro review, then not going home because we have to practice in band for our concert which is that night; Thursday - macroecon in the morning, a short lunch break, micro in the afternoon, then volunteering. Whew.
BUT.
Friday is Great America! Meaning that I basically don't plan on doing any homework this week besides tomorrow night. (And that whole studying thing, but you know, whatever.)
Oh, I'm officially Congress captain with Jacob next year. We also have to set up a "leadership board" of any interested seniors, which I foresee going terribly awry. There's some vague potential, though. Ha, and I'm a "mathletes captain" too, but all of the next-year-seniors who wanted to be are, so it's not saying much.
Another good thing about life is that we haven't done anything or had any homework in physics since something like last Monday. On Wednesday, 7 of us (myself and Ana included) fell asleep during class. Whoops. But we were just watching a movie, so it was okay.
So this coming weekend is prom weekend, and I hope all you seniors out there make good choices! (I have no idea who I'm talking to since I think maybe two of you read this and you're both juniors.) I'm the tiniest bit disappointed that I'm not going because so many of our friends are and I thought there was maybe like a 2% chance that I would get asked, but I'm not especially upset because it's not even ours. So after Great America on Friday, my weekend consists of meeting with Jacob to figure out what the hell we're going to do about Congress next year, babysitting, possibly hanging out with people who also aren't going to prom, then getting up early Sunday so I can work two shifts at religious school because they need extra help with the pancake breakfast first session and cookout second... yay? Whatever, money and food, I'm not one to argue.
I got an email after school about having a schedule conflict, and I started getting really scared and thinking it was some horrible triangle of death with math, band, and French or something. I had to email my counselor back to make sure she'd have time to talk to me about possibly rearranging the whole thing (because I'm still not sure if I'm taking psych or not), and she told me that it was just band and dance, which is an easy choice. I'm thinking I'll probably do outdoor adventure and racket/individual. Maybe core fitness if that fits better.
I'd best be off to do yet another practice essay for English before I stop being able to think clearly. Hopefully it's not too late already.
I hate getting ready for APs. I don't know anywhere near enough econ, micro OR macro, including the stuff that we just learned and have a test on tomorrow. On the plus side, it's a partner test, and Karen and I are going to work together. I feel slightly bad for ditching Deborah, but she wasn't there and should be able to work with Janani or someone anyway. English is going to be painful too, but... I'm officially in the 5 range! Not a terribly comfortable place in it, mind you, but a place where I can say that I'll be slightly discouraged if I get a 4.
This week is going to be deathly. Monday after school - last econ review; Tuesday - honors recital (which I desperately need to practice for); Wednesday - English during the morning straight to econ (class) for more macro review, then not going home because we have to practice in band for our concert which is that night; Thursday - macroecon in the morning, a short lunch break, micro in the afternoon, then volunteering. Whew.
BUT.
Friday is Great America! Meaning that I basically don't plan on doing any homework this week besides tomorrow night. (And that whole studying thing, but you know, whatever.)
Oh, I'm officially Congress captain with Jacob next year. We also have to set up a "leadership board" of any interested seniors, which I foresee going terribly awry. There's some vague potential, though. Ha, and I'm a "mathletes captain" too, but all of the next-year-seniors who wanted to be are, so it's not saying much.
Another good thing about life is that we haven't done anything or had any homework in physics since something like last Monday. On Wednesday, 7 of us (myself and Ana included) fell asleep during class. Whoops. But we were just watching a movie, so it was okay.
So this coming weekend is prom weekend, and I hope all you seniors out there make good choices! (I have no idea who I'm talking to since I think maybe two of you read this and you're both juniors.) I'm the tiniest bit disappointed that I'm not going because so many of our friends are and I thought there was maybe like a 2% chance that I would get asked, but I'm not especially upset because it's not even ours. So after Great America on Friday, my weekend consists of meeting with Jacob to figure out what the hell we're going to do about Congress next year, babysitting, possibly hanging out with people who also aren't going to prom, then getting up early Sunday so I can work two shifts at religious school because they need extra help with the pancake breakfast first session and cookout second... yay? Whatever, money and food, I'm not one to argue.
I got an email after school about having a schedule conflict, and I started getting really scared and thinking it was some horrible triangle of death with math, band, and French or something. I had to email my counselor back to make sure she'd have time to talk to me about possibly rearranging the whole thing (because I'm still not sure if I'm taking psych or not), and she told me that it was just band and dance, which is an easy choice. I'm thinking I'll probably do outdoor adventure and racket/individual. Maybe core fitness if that fits better.
I'd best be off to do yet another practice essay for English before I stop being able to think clearly. Hopefully it's not too late already.