Friday, November 27, 2009

I don't feel like doing TOK right now.

Last night, I kind of felt sick-ish, but at least I feel better now. My English essay on hell did not go super well; I'm not exactly sure how "analytical" I was, but the topic itself didn't really let me be that "analytical" anyways. Afterwards, I realized that I should've mentioned tone or atmosphere or some other actual literary device as opposed to all the stuff that I made up. The Chem test wasn't super great either: I forgot to do something fundamentally important, so I'm pretty sure I just lost about 3-5 marks there. Hopefully I can still get a 7, but I kind of doubt it now.

In History, Gloria and Ginny fell asleep. As a result of my latte, I managed to stay awake throughout the video, although I wouldn't exactly be able to say that I was fully paying attention. So, I pushed Gloria's shoes in front of Ginny, since she had taken them off before falling asleep. When they both woke up at the end of class, something like this happened:
Gloria: Where are my shoes?
Ginny: What the heck is this thing under my feet?
Andy: Ginny, how could you steal Gloria's shoes?
Ginny: I swear I didn't, I was sleeping! Maybe Gloria pushed them over to me.
Gloria: I didn't do that either; I was sleeping too.
 Oh, the mystery of the magically moving shoes. Telekinesis? Walking shoes? Who knows.

On an unrelated note, being caffeinated this week was a new experience. By the end of Monday, I felt like I hadn't slept for days yet was somehow awake, but by Wednesday I was wide awake. I don't know if I'll be continuing this tradition though; perhaps until the end of the next horrible week. On a side note of the side note, next week really does not seem pretty at all: I have my TOK oral on Tuesday (anybody want to trade places? :D) and my English Commentary the next. It's a funny feeling when events that you've been dreading but passed off as being "still months away" suddenly creep on to you shortly before they happen. I remember being told last year that I should work hard on my EE over the summer and try to finish it by Christmas to avoid having to deal with it over the break. I then thought to myself, "Wow, that'd never be me," but look where I am now... Perhaps I should do that, along with my bio lab, at the end of the next week.

That is, assuming I survive it.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

HCYGSL?

 (not the real HCYGSL beeg)

Recently, I found out about something you said to somebody else that you shouldn't've. It didn't really involve me, but I thought we made an agreement that the stories of my horror and repulsion should stay between us. I already had a strong feeling that this was a distinct possibility, but I trusted you and I thought you wouldn't. Even when I asked you if you had actually committed such an action, you denied it; albeit casually, but the answer was "no." Maybe it was a mistake of my doing on the first place, but I didn't even want to face the possibility of reaping the consequences as a result of what you've done in response to what I've done. Although it may have been accidental (which I doubt), what's done is done. It's been months now and I don't really care that much anymore. I don't think I have the emotions to spare for true anger or annoyance, but I only have two questions for you: why, and how can you go so low?

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

To-Do List

Even though this is so so lame, I'm going to put this here because frankly, I'm having a hard time trying to organize all my thoughts. So, here we go:
  • Chem lab, due Friday (if he gives us another one next week, I will cry)
  • Chem test, next Friday
  • Biology test, tomorrow
  • History Korean War timeline, Monday
  • English "hell" essay, Monday (maybe I'll just write about IB)
  • English IOC, December 1-onwards
  • TOK Oral, December 1-onwards?
  • TOK Essay, November 30
  • EE... eventually
Maybe I should shut up and do stuff now. At least I can see everything in a list, though. 

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

hey y'all

lizzles kim is the coolest bizznatch out thereeeee beeges

Monday, November 2, 2009

Stalemate

n.
1. A situation in which further action is blocked; a deadlock.
2. My present academic and social life.