Electric Lib

Carless

I also feel that it's worth noting that I am temporarily car-less, as my car is in the shop. So instead of walking in the same spot on the treadmill a few times a week, I'm actually moving places when I walk. Good practice for summer. I'll have to make sure to not use my car too often during the summer, only when necessary. 1) because walking is good exercise, 2) when you're outside you get vitamin D from the sun (but be sure to wear sunscreen!) and 3) it'll save money on the crazily expensive gas, which will be important for a future really poor college student like myself.

I Love Summer. I Hate Caterpillars.

I spent my afternoon mulling around town with Kate, enjoying the pleasant, if not a little muggy, weather. But, it was all ruined when, as I was walking to work, I felt something on my neck. Hmm, very strange I thought to myself, and I reached up to see what it was. At first I felt nothing, but when I was chatting with Kathy upon my arrival to work, I felt it... A nasty, furry caterpillar. I hate caterpillars and I hate them even more when they're on me. Ew.

You may have noticed that my entries have been consistently infrequent. That's because it's almost the end of school, I'm about to graduate and it's been beautiful outside (well, rainy too, but whatever). So the year is really starting to wind down and it's just wonderful! Watch out for hurricanes this summer by the way!

Prom

Prom was last night! For all of us seniors, it was our last high school dance ever, and it was pretty fabulous. Everyone looked just lovely and I'm sure people will post pictures eventually, which I can link to. So prom was fun, you get the idea. I would write more, but I think I'd rather take a nap.

Never Discuss the Multiple Choice

I have completed three of the four AP tests I'm signed up for. Hooray! For those of you who have not had the pleasure of taking AP tests, my title refers to the really intense warning that if you ever discuss the multiple choice questions with anyone at anytime they will kill you. Or cancel your AP score. I have taken, in the following order, Spanish, Statistics and English. And I also have the good fortune to be the first student my school knows of to take two AP tests in one day. Therefore I have the right to do absolutely nothing for the rest of the year. So overall the tests were managable, Spanish was a little on the impossible side (only multiple choice, the rest was fine). Then it was a relief to understand the questions for statistics (which I think I did well on, knock on wood), and English was fine also.

So with the near completion of the AP tests, school is really starting to wind down academically, but pick up with the extra fun stuff, like prom for example (aka- last high school dance EVER, dun dun dunnn). Then of course senior dinners, brunches, projection grad and actual gradition ensue. Then I'll jump right into a summer filled with swimming, tanning (with sunscreen! in the real, actual sun. outside), playing around, filing stuff at work, and preparing for school in the fall! Yay for graduation!