lioness17

I'm so glad tomorrow's Friday. I'm absolutely exhausted. And our water's still not working. 

There are parent teacher interviews tonight at my high school and I always drag my parents in, even though I'm usually one of the top students in the class. I'll admit, I get a big head from it, but sometimes it's nice to hear it when you sit through class everyday, dying to move on. 

I've also discovered that I don't really like challenging things. I like to know what's going on and get through things quickly, but I don't like to be bored. I know, I know! I'm impossible to please right? What I'm trying to say is that I don't mind a challenge, let's say, in math, but I don't like not understanding for a long period of time. For example, we're working with the distance formula. If my answer comes out to be the square root of 50, I can rationalize (I think that's the word) it down to five root 2. It took a few minutes for me to figure out how they got that and it's a bit challenging to figure it out on my own, but I got it and enjoy rationalizing my answers, if possible. I also think that's why I write so much, and read. It keeps me busy, always presenting new problems for me to figure out when the school ones are solved in minutes. People wonder why I read all the time; there's the answer. A book is easily transported and a constant companion.

We're preparing for the grade ten literacy test today and yesterday. I find it quite amusing to have my math teacher try and explain English to us. Actually, she was asking us what certain things meant and what to do. And we got English homework instead of math? How often does that happen? Plus, I finished it in Civics class!

No homework tonight. Maybe I'll take a nap. Yeah right.