Don't you want somebody to love?

Right now my cat is sneezing and I am not looking up to where she is sleeping on the printer for fear I'll see her eat her snot again. My day:

Bio: Before bio the people in Mrs. H's homeroom were waiting outside the lab and Ms's homeroom people were in homeroom, so there were four of us waiting outside. I looked around and I'm like, "is this the amount of people in Mrs. Halldorson's classrom that are in bio?" And Kerri was answering my question and she's like, "no, we just did that leaf thing yesterday," and Alexis and I kind of looked at each other and then when we were walking into the lab we looked at each other again and snickered. We had a little bonding moment, Alexis and me. Then at lunch I was telling Stacey the story and Alexis is like, "did you say my name?" and I'm like, "yeah, I'm telling her about when Kerri was so stupid," and Alexis is like, "yeah, and we looked at each other?" And we had another bonding moment.

French: Listened to French people again. Nolan was playing Solitaire, Andra and I checked our email. It was not actually too fun.

CW: The class has now switched over to Mrs. Hack and we are so much more well behaved. We're doing reviews right now, I did a review of War of the Worlds. One part goes, "since the story is so character based, we get to see the father's metamorphosis from immature loser to resourceful leader, and the son's transition from typical arrogant teenager to intelligent young man. And the daughter, well, she's a brat throughout the whole movie, but two out of three isn't bad." I also got my monologue back today, and I just flipped through to the comments on the last page, and it said I got 36/50, and I was so sad because I was so proud of my monologue. And the comments were like, "you didn't use the right format at all, and is this the way you would really tell a story?" and then it goes on to talk about Jessica, and I'm thinking, "wait, I didn't mention Jessica," and I looked at the writing and I'm like, "when did I write this?" and then I saw "by Alexis" and man, was I relieved. I got 44/50 and she said it was enjoyable to read. It reminded me of when Heidi got her journal response back and she looked so sad, and I'm like, "what's wrong?" and she's like, "I only got 4!" and I'm like, "you realize it's out of five, right?" and she seriously looked like she saw Jesus.

Lunch: Me, Stacey, and Kerri went to the bathroom because Stacey wanted to wash her hands and we were talking about Sacred, and Kerri's like, "you know what's funny? There's a school called Sacred Heart and my church is called Sacred Heart. I just think that's so funny," and Stacey and I just kind of looked at each other and didn't say anything.

Math: I know what I'm doing! Except for one question I got the complete wrong answer (square root of negative 84, which doesn't exist) and I figured out that I put 13 instead of 17 in the denominator. So I tried again, and it didn't work again! But then I realized that I changed a 225 to a 255 sometime in the question. And THEN it worked, and wow, that question took like fifteen minutes to do. I also looked over the notes for the stuff I missed on the two days I was gone, and I get one concept, which isn't bad for figuring it out yourself. I was afraid I missed too much and I wouldn't be able to figure it out.

Spare: Did some math, did some bio. I went up to my locker to put away my bio books and Mrs. Halldorson was like, "I really like your highlights," and I'm like, "thanks," and she's like, "I meant to say it before but I was just so excited by tracheophytes, you know how it is," and I'm like, "Yes, I understand." It was funny.

Tomorrow is the day I quit band. 11:45, Heidi and I are meeting in the lower hallway bathroom and she's going to be my moral support. By the way, the lower hallway bathrooms suck, I don't know how I survived with them for three years. It's always super hot, and the stupid little kids never flush, so there's always wonky stuff in the toilets. I'm afraid to sit down because I'm afraid to contract a virus.

I have something like an X-Files credit of five. I started watching a two parter on either Tuesday or Friday, I can't remember (but I think it was Tuesday), and I couldn't watch the second part until today. It's our first introduction to the black oil virus (Krycek has it) I love Krycek. He's a bad guy, so I shouldn't, but I love him anyway.

In French X-Files is called "Aux Frontieres Du Reel" which means "At the Border of Real."

Anyway, I'm going to go watch Part 2 now. Ciao!