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I like my English teacher. He's funny. But my sister was spitting nails when she heard her teacher was cancelling the final. I, of course, neglected to tell my teacher that I'm not following his advice to relax on Sunday. I'm doing one thing better! I getta relieve stress with my friends at Disneyland! n.n That means I won't be on tomorrow. But it's a small enough sacrifice. I like Disneyland, and it should be fun, even though we likely won't get on the rides. Just getting out of the house and going somewhere with my friends will be nice.

The weather is always nuts. For example, back at eighth grade "culmination" which I still call graduation, it was sunnyh for the entire thing. Everyone was dying from heat. Then, mere minutes after the ceremony was over and we were going back to our cars, it got cloudy. I was so annoyed.

Anyways. Loser that I am, I've finally reached over a million gold-worth in items. n.n" I'd have more, if I'd been smart in 2004. Ah, well. Can't change the past. But I can hate hindsigh anyway.

O.o Erm. How can anyone not have hindsight?

Heat makes your health go down? Huh. That's... different. I wanted it to rain today, just because. Though tomorrow would work, too. I like it when it rains when I'm at my mom's house or I don't have a riding lesson. 3nodding

Anyway, I got bored out of my mind yesterday. I had to do 54 multiple choice questions, then three essays. Stupid English AP test.... At least it's over. Then, what d'you know, I have to write another essay today during English class. I don't like writing four essays a week, let alone in a twenty-four hour period.

I read during my history class. n.n We were in the computer lab, and we were all supposed to be making an outline and finding sources for a report/project we have to do, but I'd already done it. So I found the third source, which I still needed, wrote it down, and started reading. It was nice and relaxing.

I need so many books in the next couple months, it's not even funny. And I already have no money right now, so I'll be even more broke then. No lunch for me, I guess. *Hoarding lunch money*

So, I had to take the SAT II/subject tests today. I took two, history and literature/English. The English one was really easy. History wasn't as easy, but I still finished with enough time to go back and try to figure out the questions I'd left blank. Now I just have to wait utnil. June 3rd to take the normal SAT. I hope that one's easy.

Standardized testing needs no luck! As my English teacher puts it (though he uses this for the exit exam), they're practically just to check if you have a pulse. Seriously, I could be half-asleep, and usually am, to get through these tests with a decent score. The SAT, I'm minorly worried about. I'm more worried about my English project, though. Postmodernism is a hardtopic, I don't know how I'm going to be able to write a decent paper on it.

For some reason, I remembered something really random on the bus ride home today. Was anyone actually here back in August when I first told this story? Takiko-chan was, I know, but I haven't seen her for a bit. I don't remember if anyone else was. Anyway, there was a guy who stuck his head and half his torso out of the back car window of the car he was in and started waving at our car, while my sister was driving. I started cracking up, because it so looked like a kid from my chemistry class last year. And this image pops into my head on the bus ride. I start laughing again. I'm going to be cracking up during sociology tomorrow, beacuse the kid who was in my chemistry class last year who this guy from the car looked like, is in that class. I'm not going to be able to keep a straight face. So not good.

And, yes, playing games while trying to work on a project is quite counter-productive. Wish I coudl do it, but I have friends in one class, and all the projects there are single-person projects.

I don't this year of school in general, SAT and testing aside. Though I'm expecting early next year to be worse. I'm gonig to be pestered about college! gonk I don't want to decide anything! I'd rather just shove it away and ignore it. Sadly, I can't. Well, I can, technically. I can go to a community college for two years. But that's still deciding something.

Yes, I would imagine that shoving half of one's upper body out of a moving car would be dangerous. That may be part of why I found it to be so funny. Mean, aren't I? But,r eally, he did that not once, but about three seperate times. I have no idea why the person did it, but it did liven up the day. Sitting in the boot? I... don't know what that is. n.n"