This weekend (this is the start of the weekend because there is no school tomorrow due to some teacher inservice day) is opposite from the last in terms of homework load. I have no calculus homework, and all i have to do for english is study for finals. I do have quite a bit of chemistry to do though.

I should definitely use the extra time I will have (hopefully) to apply for college and scholarship stuff--which I have been procrastinating on. I should also check to see when the next ACT test date is, I keep forgeting to do that too.

As far as my personal well-being is faring, I am great. I am trying to be productive for a while each day, as that seems to make me feel even better. It also seems that I can focus the best in the morning when I go to sleep at a reasonable time and wake up at the latest of 8 am. Too bad school starts so early, and seminary is before that, because that uses up my most productive potential (not to say I have -that- much).

Today I had to do a presentation in my health class about what I did my "culminating health project" on, which was viruses in general. I procrastinated preparing a "visual aid" (poster) until wednesday. On that day, I found that I had no poster board in my house. I thought, 'oh well, I can get some in the library before school and do it quickly.' So I left seminary a few minutes early to give me more time to accomplish this; but to my suprise, the librarian says "you have to get it from your teacher." And since I didn't know where my teacher would be, (she wasn't in the classroom I have her class for) I just resolved that I would write on the board as my visual aid.

Then in first period (being the period I have health), I was the first to present (for today) and I stood up and just started talking about everything I knew on my topic (having not prepared anything to say) after I finished I looked at the clock (my presentation was supposed to be about 5 minutes long): It was 8:11... school starts at 7:55. I had not looked at the time I started my presentation but I had immidiatly started after the morning anouncements, which couldnt have taken more than five minutes, and probably took less than two... so was I talking for over ten minutes? It definitely didnt feel that long, I probably just miscalculated something.

Still funny to think about though.