Isn't it sad that some people don't read books? Like, in my AP English class, only about half have actually read a book outside of school assignments. I didn't know that state of being existed.

I always thought it was kind of funny hearing that kids read Harry Potter or Percy Jackson in school because I figured most of them had probably already read it (and they're not what I would consider "school" books). Come to find out they weren't even inclined to read the next book after reading it for the first time in school. Not that everyone has or has to, but like... I'm sorry--what???

i'm kinda sad, this week (my spring break) i was going to go camping wih one of my friends for a night, but then we decided that because the weather's bad my friend would just sleep over and we'd go camp if we could, but then my friend got sick so no camping. then the next day she felt better and came and was going to sleep over, and then a few hours after she started feeling bad again and had to go home

but i'm not too sad because next week, we're starting the hunger games (which i already read but still yay) in ELA, my birthday is that week, so is Easter (well the very beginning of the next week but it's close) and my school is having the sixth grade social and i have a few friends going and it's glow themed. and tomorrow i'm going to the dollar store to get a bunch of glowsticks :D (apologies for my lack of capitalization throughout this entire post)

also completely off-topic, in theory, if you got a piece of bread and cut it in half, then ate one half, and kept doing that, THEORETICALLY you could have an infinite bread 

Checking over my answers on the math test study guide, I got 4/11 right.

It's gonna take nothing short of a miracle to save me now.

Honestly, tho, taking out all those times I made the error of not flipping the signs when I divided by a negative number, I got 8/11 right.

And counting all the times I'm pretty sure the math teacher got the problem wrong, (bc I checked with a calculator) I got 9/11 right.

And counting all the times I flat-out refused to do the problem, because I knew I had no idea how to do it and it would just end in tears, I actually got 11/11 right.

So.

With a warped sense of logic I can ace this math exam! I'm sure my math teacher's sense of logic is so warped, she'll 100% agree with me... 

*cries* 

By the end of the month, I'm gonna be 16, have a driving permit+licence and be applied to volunteer at the local Fire Department! HERE WE GO~

Yeet!

I lost a science lab on Monday, and I finally redid it, and then in Spanish I was looking for a paper I did and I think I lost it too- so I redid it too and uggh why am I losing things now??