August 27, 2015

Again, early morning! :) I took a shower this morning and wore some palazo pants with a plain black shirt. Since I was planning on wearing sandals, I painted my toe nails as well.
Algebra, we just took notes on the first two chapters in the book.
During the my little break between classes, Emilia, Gabby and I went to the library since Gabby wanted starbucks and then we stopped by the UC to eat. Gabby and I both had classes at 11:15 so we ate some lunch before going.
Psychology was well, interesting to say the least. I feel that I'm going to enjoy the subject itself but as far as the class, it will be one of those where I'll have to read all the material before class.
Since we got out a bit early from class, I stopped by Starbucks to grab myself a coffee before heading to physics. In class, we just went over how to write a lab report and then our homework was to actually type up the lab report for our most recent Spaghetti Bridge Lab.
After class, I went directly to the library and began my homework assignment until my mom came to pick me up. I stayed home while my brother and mom went to practice and took care of my government homework and english homework.


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