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May. 16th, 2006 05:48 amSix days before I have to send my emails and order my DVD.
Yesterday was the last day of Spanish, Math, and History. For Spanish, Mr. Fallace wrote on the board, "Tarea: Chiste", which translates into "Homework: Joke." I already had taken my Spanish exam last Wednesday, which Mr. Fallace told me I got a 79 on, but my math and histry exams took place yesterday.
Between Spanish and Math, I exchanged phone numbers and AIM names with Jennifer. She didn't give me her phone number, though, because she's getting a new cell phone. Minutes after she went into class, Brittany Cohen greeted me, and I had a short chat with her.
Later on, before History, I happened to find Danielle on the stairs between the Southhampton building and the Veteran's Plaza. I chatted with her for the first time instead of simply saying hi.
Today is my last day of classes, and I only have one class to take (Literature, for the Final Exam). Dad isn't able to pick me up, though, because he has to go somewhere which is in the opposite direction from his workshop. I'm bringing Your Best Life Now (that book that someone lent Mom at work), and Battle Vixens volume three (which I only read a few chapters of since my birthday).
Yesterday was the last day of Spanish, Math, and History. For Spanish, Mr. Fallace wrote on the board, "Tarea: Chiste", which translates into "Homework: Joke." I already had taken my Spanish exam last Wednesday, which Mr. Fallace told me I got a 79 on, but my math and histry exams took place yesterday.
Between Spanish and Math, I exchanged phone numbers and AIM names with Jennifer. She didn't give me her phone number, though, because she's getting a new cell phone. Minutes after she went into class, Brittany Cohen greeted me, and I had a short chat with her.
Later on, before History, I happened to find Danielle on the stairs between the Southhampton building and the Veteran's Plaza. I chatted with her for the first time instead of simply saying hi.
Today is my last day of classes, and I only have one class to take (Literature, for the Final Exam). Dad isn't able to pick me up, though, because he has to go somewhere which is in the opposite direction from his workshop. I'm bringing Your Best Life Now (that book that someone lent Mom at work), and Battle Vixens volume three (which I only read a few chapters of since my birthday).