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Nov. 23rd, 2005 01:38 pmEarly day today because of Thanksgiving break. Awesome. In addition to it being Thanksgiving, it's also my dad's 56th birthday tomorrow, so following my mom's suggestion, I'm making my dad a CD of songs I like. I know he likes a lot of songs I listen to, but I keep second-guessing myself over which ones he'd like, so it's becoming a lot more difficult than I imagined. blah. ( The playlist as of now. )
So, anyways, you know that Euro test I took last Friday that I said I failed because I knew 5 out of 80 for sure? I got a 62% on it. Yeah. Told you I failed. sigh. I really need to start studying for that class (though if you get a 4 or 5 on the AP exam, then he changes both semesters' grades to A's, so I guess it's not that big of a deal if I get a B). I actually did start studying, because we had a quiz on Tuesday, and I studied for hours, and then we ran out of time so I studied a bunch last night for it and we didn't have time for it today, either. blah.
The essay Monday in English also happened to be terrible. But I finished An Instance of the Fingerpost (the book my essay was on), and it was so freaking good. Difficult to write about, but so good. It doesn't start out that great, but once you get to the end everything's tied together so well, and it's just so awesome. I'm totally going to start rereading it this weekend.
So, anyways, you know that Euro test I took last Friday that I said I failed because I knew 5 out of 80 for sure? I got a 62% on it. Yeah. Told you I failed. sigh. I really need to start studying for that class (though if you get a 4 or 5 on the AP exam, then he changes both semesters' grades to A's, so I guess it's not that big of a deal if I get a B). I actually did start studying, because we had a quiz on Tuesday, and I studied for hours, and then we ran out of time so I studied a bunch last night for it and we didn't have time for it today, either. blah.
The essay Monday in English also happened to be terrible. But I finished An Instance of the Fingerpost (the book my essay was on), and it was so freaking good. Difficult to write about, but so good. It doesn't start out that great, but once you get to the end everything's tied together so well, and it's just so awesome. I'm totally going to start rereading it this weekend.
