Well, today was a pretty good day. It's also my third day in not texting Joey.
Anyway, in English we're writing an essay on how Lady Macbeth from the play Macbeth is not like the traditional woman in literature. Let me just say that she's crazy. She's about as masculine as Hercules, while her husband, Macbeth (obviously that's his name), is a pansy and won't act on his evil thoughts.
In Health, all we do is either do vocabulary or Coach T has us watch Intervention, which is about people doing drugs and a counselor coming in and suggesting that they get help. It's just lovely.
In Economics, we had a test today and we had a binder check. The binder check was easy. All we had to do was do vocabulary and the worksheets our teacher gave us. The test was mostly based off the notes we took, but some of it you look at and you're like, "WTF?! I don't remember that!"
My Physics teacher gave us back our tests today. I failed. Fortunately, he said that if we corrected our test by writing the answers we got wrong on another sheet of paper and saying why it was that answer, he would curve our test. So if I get all the answers that I originally got wrong on the test right on the corrections, that would give me an 82 on the test instead of a 69. (Basically he takes the square root of our original grade and multiplies it by ten. I think the highest grade in the class was an 88, without the curve.)
At lunch, I talked to Dori and another girl who sit at our table. I tend to leave the other girls alone. I was a bit jealous of Dori because she had a Dr. Pepper with her, and I love Dr. Pepper. Oh well. I don't need Dr. Pepper to live. Anyway, after a few minutes one of my friends, Joseph, came over to talk to me because a bunch of other kids invaded the table he usually sits at. I talked to him for a bit, and he showed me how to work the Rubick's cube. Some of it is fairly easy, but once you get to the last face, it gets tricky.
In Psychology, Mrs. Tunnell had us read some different situations and figure out what to do for the people who were having the problem. Joseph and another guy in my class, Alex, figured each problem quite quickly, since there were only four of them. We then turned them in and talked for the rest of the period. Joseph showed me one of the simpler methods of solving the Rubick's cube.
After Psychology, I went home and Dad and I went to lunch at Panera Bread. I tried one of their chicken sandwiches, which was pretty good. I prefer the tomato soup in the bread bowl, though. That was good. I had it one time when Dad wanted to go to Panera Bread about a week or two ago.
After we got home, I did a bit of my Psychology homework before I started getting a headache. I decided to stop for the day and have a snack, which made me feel better. I'm not sure if I'm getting enough to eat. Lately I haven't had all that much to eat. I don't think that's good if I wanna be able to work out at the gym three days a week. It's kind of hard to get a good breakfast since I got tired of eggs. In tenth and eleventh grade I used to eat eggs every morning. Now I'm tired of them. Another option is bread and hummus, which is pretty good, but we're out of hummus. Or I could have cereal, but I ate the last of it this morning. I've gotten back to drinking coffee in the morning, now that we have it.
Anyway, I'd better go now. See ya.
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