Yes, Today Is Friday

And man am I ever grateful!

My brain's been pretty fried from everything these past few weeks, and so I've been ready to crash this whole entire day. Thankfully school was amazingly surprisingly easy, which was really nice. So because I'm on my break (from what I don't know) I'll write down everything that happened today.

In math we are learning how to calculate how many different ways you can do things (spell your name, pick outfits, etc) and aside from being extremely easy it also uses exclamation marks, which makes the numbers look so exciting. Did you know that for Lotto 649 there are 13 983 816 different ways you can number your tickets? According to Murley it's pretty stupid to buy tickets because the odds are so great but I think that just makes winning it so much cooler. Except I don't buy tickets anyways so it doesn't really affect me too much haha. Though one day when the jackpot hits like $3 billion I will go out and buy that exact number of tickets and then I know I'll be sure to win.

In English the teacher wasn't really planning on doing a lesson (she was hoping for a storm today too) but school happened and so we read Chaucer and did questions. Except what I mean by that is Katie and I read Chaucer (we took turns every second line) and the class did questions, since we were both too lazy. Katie got some good drawing done with my highlighter and paper and yeah it was an interesting class.

History was the best class ever. The test was so easy; open book and open notes. Basically like working on a question sheet except no groupwork and you know it's for marks. Cheverie basically *said* the answer and yeah.. it was amazing. Best test I ever wrote. Though if I failed it would be hilarious but really really sad.

Chemistry was easy because the stuff we jam-packed learned wasn't that complicated (redox, oxidization, and its numbers) and also because I left my textbook in the locker so I couldn't do the sample questions anyways. Was a good 85 minutes of countdown-to-end-of-school time, which was nice.

Just remembered I totally forgot to ask for the Macbeth book and to pass in my listening quiz for English... yikes.

Came home, tried to get stuff done, didn't totally succeed, and so here I am at 11:06 p.m. craving Burger King and listening to the rain.

What an interesting life.