Senior Year not so much, though there are too many things to read and write essays and study.

I do not like physics, AP chem was sooo much easier to understand but I am at least pulling a B- and raising.

Regular government is too easy.

Calculus oh glorious calculus I love you, not the easiest class because homework sometimes takes a while especially when I put you off until the night before, but so easy to understand as long as I don't make my stupid simple mistakes.

AP Lit, love the teacher and his jokes and stories, more enjoyable than Lit would be with any other teacher. And I get to wear my Dumbledore costume in class on the 5th of November for a Frankenstein Trial, I am a judge.

AcaDec, eww. As much as I love the French Revolution, I don't like all the studying it involves and how in depth we go since that means more study time which I really don't have and the first scrimmage tomorrow which helps decide who is on what team and I am going to fail...

AP Stats is decent, though I never did learn what I missed in chapter one, not that I really need it. But it's somewhat easy as long as you do everything on tests, including drawing graphs that I, as a smart person who can picture it in my head, don't need and then get docked 1 points which multiplies into 6.25 points and is the only thing that brings you back into the B range.

Alas! School is not thy worst! If thou hast not heard from my status on facebook, then thou must know that I have injured myself yet again. Thy same knee as before, methinks that I have torn thy ACL a second time. If 'tis indeed true, which shall be found out next Thursday perhaps with a Doc's visit or MRI some days later, then I shall have surgery again. The second time in less than two years if it is before December 19th. Oh woe is me! I must have a very good adulthood or all this trouble wouldn't be coming now, I hope at least.

Again my knee is stiff, it will not bend fully, and I'll fall down stairs if I go too quickly or don't hold onto the rail. And going up is very wobbly. Oh joy, AP Lit is upstairs.