And the exams continue!

[2004-01-29] @ [7:32 p.m.]

Study, study, study, study.

That is all I did today, last night, tonight and some more tomorrow. I still have exams. I took my Algebera II A exam first thing this morning. I had two hours to take it. I took an hour and 55 mintues. After all that work and studying, I have to get at least a B or else all of that work would just be a waste. The same effort goes with my English mid-term. I worked to hard to fail. But I will not fail...

I'm trying to have a positive outlook on things this time around. Last year I didn't do so well because I kept telling myself I would fail. I haven't done it as much but of course you still always have the moment of doubt as you turn in the exam.

Tomorrow I have... Latin II and SAT prep (the math section of course). The Latin exam from last year was quite easy. But of course I did not have as much to memorize as I did last year. But I've been studying. And I've been studying. And I have been studying some more. I'm multi-tasking again. I have my book open before me studying the forms of demostrative adjectives and pronouns; the forms of this and that. I have to know 120 forms of all them together. I also have to 70 endings for nouns, 50 pronouns, and six cases for verbs to know. This is all a combonation of knowing stuff from last year and this year. I know most of it but there is always a moment of doubt with huge projects.

Surprisingly I am not that worried about my exam for my SAT class. There is not much studying that I can do for that test.

Then I get new classes on Monday... except AP English because this class is year-long. But part B of Algebera II is also there for next semester. I guess that can count for being year-long. Then comes Honors Chemistry and Honors US History. I need to get those blasted binders together.

I am actually very tired right now. Four hours of sleep will do that to you. I need to get back to studying for my Latin exam.

Let me do well tomorrow!

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