Lets Ketchup


Hello people of the internet!
Sorry I haven't blogged in a LONG time, I've just busy with a lot of things. Sorry, lame excuse. 
Anyway, lets catch up a bit.

My last blog was last Wednesday, so since then...

I found out I got a 95 on my History midterm (which I totally did not expect), 

I read Acts I-III of the Crucible for my English class,

I completed an EOC practice test,

I began learning about arithmetic and geometric sequences and series,

I did a lab in Chemistry relating BCA charts with mole ratios and mass ratios, 

I went to the golf course with family for my brother to practice since he recently joined the middle school golf team, 

I finished reading the book "One to Nine: The Inner Life of Numbers" by Andrew Hodges and it was amazing (fun fact: did you know that Uranium was named after the finding of the planet Uranus in the same year, 1789),

I've been going driving with my Dad everyday for an hour to begin the process of getting my license, 

I went to Silke's with my mom and Martina and later we went to the mall,

and I've been enjoying the beautiful sunny weather.

So yeah that's been a pretty brief outline of my week. I have a dreadful History paper coming up that's due Thursday so that should be exciting, but here is a photo timeline of my week!

Tiramisu drink
twinning

cello practice


school lunch

relaxed saturday morning


fruit snack

Silke's desserts





Silke's lunch with Martina and mom

Dad and Alexander






fruit bowl dessert

reading a good book and drinking great coffee before class





coffee run with Channel and Emilia

Chemistry with Emilia




Outside selfie

sunny campus day

outside study date with Emilia






outfit of the day


homework outside on a sunny day after driving lesson with Dad


What's been up with you guys? How's your week been? :) 

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  1. Anonymous24 March, 2015 20:54

    Fabulous! Missed your blog though!

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