December 10, 2015

Heather picked me up this morning at 7:15 and we dropped off her brother before going to Austin Peay. We both had 10:30 exams (Engineering for her, Psychology for me) and so we met with her Engineering partner in the Sundquist building while I studied for my Psychology final (profusely).

At 10:15, we both left to go to our exams and well my professor literally ripped the 1st page of our 1st test, 2nd page of our 2nd test, and 3rd page of our 3rd test to create our 50 question final... they were literally the exact questions and answers, just different numbers (as in he ripped them, stapled them, whited out the numbers, rewrote the correct ones, and made copies). Sooo it's a good thing I studied off the tests. Needless, to say I finished my 50 question final in 20 minutes and feel really good about it.

Then, I ate lunch with Heather in the UC until 12:30, then I headed to Starbucks for a Gingerbread Latte before going to Physics. We worked on the rest of our study guide and got another page of review questions.

David came down today so he walked with Heather to her physics class at 2:45 and we hung out for about 30 minutes before he went home and I went to the library to work on some homework. I sat with Brittany and we worked on homework.

Since today was the last real day at Austin Peay due to finals, everything was closing, including Starbucks. THEREFORE THEY WERE GIVING AWAY THE PASTRIES AND SANDWICHES ALREADY PUT OUT FOR FREE!!! So I got two gingerbread loafs for free and it was freaking amazing<3

Heather was supposed to drop me off at the library but because I started getting a headache, I decided to just go with my mom to her piano lesson and sit in the car.

Regardless, it was a good day. :)


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