My Good Day. #200

It just hit me what a great day I'm having, and I don't feel like doing papers yet, so I'll just go ahead and procrastinate some more, and blog about it.

Last night I couldn't fall asleep till 12, which was weak. It's like a full moon. I'm trying to start attempting to sleep at 11pm on school nights, so I don't turn out like I was last year. (I.e. feeling crappy all the time, sleeping through all my classes and missing important lessons, sleeping more when I got home which would lead to an unproductive day, feeling so tired that I cancelled plans with friends more than any decent person should which led to a failing social life, which led to feeling even crappier, which led to a vicious cycle, and not being able to fall asleep until 6am, which is when I get up for school. Basically, it was bad.) So anyway, I was more tired than usual when I woke up (even when I go to sleep at 11, I only get almost 6 hours. I'm supposed to get at least 8. But still, better than 4 hours tops, and often 0 hours.) (So many brackets, it helps the procrastination.) and slept in 10 minutes. I like to have a morning routine, and sleeping in alters that. So, I went about my usual getting readyness, but I guess was a little speedier than usual, so I somehow managed to make time to make coffee this morning. Tiredness, be gone. It was a good, balanced morning. It was nice weather outside, too. My kind of nice. I got to my bus stop 8 minutes earlier than I was expecting it, which is good, because it came two minutes earlier than usual.

I got to school, and I was just so ready. I completed my math homework from last night, and I understood it. I made it to Religion class with socializing on the way, and still not being late. In Religion, we did simple look-up-things-in-the-bible things, and I worked by myself which in this case, wasn't socially frowned upon, while listening to NSN. Listening to NSN at school is a sign of a good day for me. I was late for Civics, but my teacher didn't say a word. I'm glad. He's normally a strong believer in being punctual. Anyway, civics was easy peasy. I actually find it pretty interesting, and my teacher is cool, in a weird, sarcastic way. I like people that have a dry sense of humour.

Lunch was different. I'm normally with Korrin, Kristin, Jared and I guess sometimes random people stop by. But Korrin didn't have lunch with us today, and Kristin fell off the face of the earth, so it was just Jared and I. I liked that. In a way, it's like despite seeing him everyday, I see less of him than I did over the summer, though we only hung out like, twice a week. As apposed to every Monday to Friday. We're not the same when other people are around. I don't feel like explaining this further on here, woo! Anyway, lunch was good.

Next I had Comm Tech. The first two days, I didn't like it that much. My teacher isn't the greatest, but today's class was good. He kind of just showed us some basic stuff, then we spent the period just kind of playing around with settings and stuff. It was fun, and interesting. I haven't lost all hope yet. CRAPITS9:30ANDPAPERSTAKESANHOUR. Whatever, I have to finish blogging.

I saw Nicole afterwards, and other people, and Nicole and I walked to Math together. SHESMAMATHBUDDY. Despite sitting on the other side of the room. It felt great, having a friend in a class. To walk there with, and make faces at during class. I haven't experienced that in high school yet, except for Phys Ed, which is different. Not your typical sit down and take notes class. Woooo, I'm a loser. :B Anyway, I understood everything in math class, and got my homework done in 15 minutes, during class! Go, me! Plus this one kid was sassing the teacher, and got sent to the VP. It was amusing. Applied tends to have more immature people. Often less kind people, too. But it's lively, I like it.

When I got home from school I played Halo with my brother for an hour and a half. I've never seriously played before, but I must say, I loved it. I'm not very good, but not too bad for a beginner. I just may have to play it more often. :B <-beaves.

I want to say more, but I must do papers. BYENOW.

Also, I don't have time to look this over. I apologize for spelling/grammar errors.