I'm tired but it feels wrong to go to sleep when there's no school tomorrow. Yay for three day weekend.
So I totally had a Calculus "Quiz" (test) that I completely didn't know about. I think I did okay though. I think. I hate not being confident about math; especially since I'm starting to enjoy it. Math should be a bit predictable, you know, but somehow it just.... isn't.
So if you're still reading this after the thrilling paragraph on MATH......
We nominated people for Homecoming Court yesterday. I know I know, everyone's rolling their eyes and going "Stupid, why are you typing about this, I had so much respect for you (or not) and now I hate you, moron." But seriously, I have a point.
My class ended up nominating a bunch of girls who:
A) Are all fairly intelligent
B) Are all very nice people
C) Are not snobby at all
and
D) Overall *deserve* the appreciation of their peers.
I suppose what I mean is, I'm very impressed with how not-superficial my class is. But then, we *are* the good class. It alternates at my school. Ex: If the class of 2004 is "good" then the class of 2005 will be "bad". I'm not kidding. It actually works that way.
And now the (more) relevant things I have to say.
I went to defectiveyeti.com today and found that the author of the blog had an essay published on an online daily. I read it, and found that some people do very very much with their lives. Sometimes I'm afraid I might not be one of them. Because, you know, all 16-25 year olds are idealists who want to travel the globe spreading peace and love, but if everyone actually did it, the world wouldn't suck so much.
Along the same lines, a friend of mine reminded me of the AIDS crisis in Africa, and how he was thinking about starting a campaign soon to get local churches more involved. I very much agree with him; the church isn't doing nearly enough to help the situation. For more information on AIDS efforts in Africa, go to www.data.org.
Switching gears yet again, here's some random personal stuff:
Why can't you be a man?
I didn't want to hurt you but you're pretty when you cry.
And if that wasn't random enough, CAMPBELL 16 SUCKS!!!!!
I have a reason. Actually, like 6. Anyway, go to Goodrich 8 instead. Seriously. It's a conspiracy, and the amusement of whispering "Wehrenberg" isn't worth bowing to an evil empire.
Plus, Laura works at the 8. (Big discount, smily face)
So I totally had a Calculus "Quiz" (test) that I completely didn't know about. I think I did okay though. I think. I hate not being confident about math; especially since I'm starting to enjoy it. Math should be a bit predictable, you know, but somehow it just.... isn't.
So if you're still reading this after the thrilling paragraph on MATH......
We nominated people for Homecoming Court yesterday. I know I know, everyone's rolling their eyes and going "Stupid, why are you typing about this, I had so much respect for you (or not) and now I hate you, moron." But seriously, I have a point.
My class ended up nominating a bunch of girls who:
A) Are all fairly intelligent
B) Are all very nice people
C) Are not snobby at all
and
D) Overall *deserve* the appreciation of their peers.
I suppose what I mean is, I'm very impressed with how not-superficial my class is. But then, we *are* the good class. It alternates at my school. Ex: If the class of 2004 is "good" then the class of 2005 will be "bad". I'm not kidding. It actually works that way.
And now the (more) relevant things I have to say.
I went to defectiveyeti.com today and found that the author of the blog had an essay published on an online daily. I read it, and found that some people do very very much with their lives. Sometimes I'm afraid I might not be one of them. Because, you know, all 16-25 year olds are idealists who want to travel the globe spreading peace and love, but if everyone actually did it, the world wouldn't suck so much.
Along the same lines, a friend of mine reminded me of the AIDS crisis in Africa, and how he was thinking about starting a campaign soon to get local churches more involved. I very much agree with him; the church isn't doing nearly enough to help the situation. For more information on AIDS efforts in Africa, go to www.data.org.
Switching gears yet again, here's some random personal stuff:
Why can't you be a man?
I didn't want to hurt you but you're pretty when you cry.
And if that wasn't random enough, CAMPBELL 16 SUCKS!!!!!
I have a reason. Actually, like 6. Anyway, go to Goodrich 8 instead. Seriously. It's a conspiracy, and the amusement of whispering "Wehrenberg" isn't worth bowing to an evil empire.
Plus, Laura works at the 8. (Big discount, smily face)
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