September 2, 2015

Hello fellow friends.
Today was a relatively good day (:
Woke up at 6:00 AM to go running with Caitlyn (except, we walked today since we were both worn out)
Then I came home, showered, got dressed, ate breakfast, and got everything ready for my school day.
Mom dropped me off at the UC, since I now have a locker downstairs, so I could put away some things before walking to the Maynard building to talk to my College Algebra Professor for some help on the homework.
Next, I walked to the ACT prep class I'm sitting through to improve my ACT scores. Today's class was Science, which I did terrible on so I really need to practice.
Anyway, then I had about a 3-hour break where I was extremely productive, I ate lunch, read chapter 1 in our physics reading book E=mc2 by David Bodanis, completed the chapter homework, did my algebra homework, finished writing my chapter 2 notes for psychology and studied for my government test today. Man oh man.
I decided at that point it was time to buy a coffee so I walked over to starbucks in the library to get a White Chocolate Mocha before going to English class. In English, we told our teacher what our creative response was going to be and then we were dismissed to go work on that project.
After that time, I went Einsteins and hung out with Heather and Brittany until my next class, Government. Basically all we did was have our test and then could leave.
I decided then to stop by the library to get some things done and check my emails, where Ben ended up coming and writing his English essay.
My final activity of the day was ballet which was so freaking intense. Like Margaret, doesn't play. Ha, but it's a wonderful class and I love it<3

But that's about it for my day (:


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