October 27, 2015

Heyyyyyyyyyyy.

See? I need ideas people!

This morning was pretty rough waking up at 6 because I had had a late night doing my Physics and Psychology homework. 

Anyway, in Algebra we took notes and given homework. We have a test Tuesday. Woo. 

In Psychology I wanted to fall asleep but we have a test Thursday and that's sort of the only reason I showed up. I just don't really learning anything in that class. I read the chapters prior to class and my professor sort of just skims the book, but oh well. 

For physics, we presented our project on Newton's Laws of Motion and then were dismissed early since we have a lab report and research paper-thing due next class. 

After that, I went to the library to work on some homework before Heather and Brittany came and we all just chatted. 

At 4:40, I had Science Olympiad and Heather came with me since she was my ride home. She was looking at dorms and prices and stuff for UTK since it's my second choice school and there's a high probability that if I don't get accepted to AU, I'm going to go to UTK so her and I were talking of dorming together. (:

Then we stopped by the library to return some books before she dropped me off at home.
No. Correction: We sat in my driveway for 10 minutes eating gummy worms talking about the plants we would own if we became roommates. So that was great.

:)


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