August 25, 2015

This morning I had to wake up at 6 AM in order to be on campus for my 8 AM class (Algebra).
For Algebra we just discussed the syllabus and the curriculum for the semester.
Then I had a two hour break and decided to go to the library to print some things off before eating lunch with Emilia and Gabby in Einsteins where Ben met up with us after his class.
My next class was Psychology where again, my professor just reviewed the syllabus and went over the curriculum for the course.
Physics ended up being canceled since our teacher's son was sick so I walked to my moms car and sat with her for a bit before taking my cello and walking to the music building for my lesson. I was super early, I'm talking like I was there at 1:00 and my lesson was at 3:15. But I just spent my time writing since I was in an inspirational mood.
My cello lesson went really well and it was nice to be back at it. (:
Then my mom picked me up and we went home. My brother had football practice so they left and I'm home about to start my homework since I have tons: (English, Government, Psychology, and Physics).



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