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I'm getting so sick of having mass amounts of work every week. Of course, my English teacher is brilliant and decides to assign an essay with his stupid prewriting assignments (that don't help me at all since I'm not a visual learner) during A.P. test week(I heard he did it to HIS A.P. class, too, so he KNOWS we're busy, that jerk). I'm kind of irked that my teachers are all cramming NOW. I'm also irked that my A.P. Bio teacher decided to divide my final into two parts, so now I have to choose a day next week to have my free-response and then have the multiple choice section on a Saturday.
Next week is essentially made up of a million tests, some much larger than others. I am so sick of sitting in those desks and wearing my arm out. I got a headache in the middle of the FRQ portion of my APUSH final. I'm so irritated right now. I had better register for the June SAT. How glad am I that I didn't register for May.
HEADACHES ARE SO ANNOYING. LEMME WORK YOU BRATTY, UNCOOPERATIVE NETWORK OF NEURONS.
Working is starting to wear out my muses. I want to continue working on my story. But I remembered why I named Hans Hans. It was because his favorite fairytale as he "grew up" (as much as he COULD grow up) was H.C. Andersen's Den Standhaftige Tinsoldat, in its awesome Danish title. His "last name" (back in the story's early stages when they HAD last names) was from E.T.A. Hoffmann's name because he liked his Nußknacker und Mausekönig (in its original German title because it pleases my non-German-understanding ears) and its ballet rendition. Hans is a fairytale kinda kid, especially when it comes to inanimate objects made animate (he also likes the ballet Петрушка, the Oz books, and the book, of course, Le avventure di Pinocchio). He's read and watched all of these (only recordings and dinky library books since he's lived in that facility all of his life) in their original languages since he knows a kagillion languages for the sake of something (zOMG, PLOT *slapped*). His taste in books aren't exactly the same as mine (Andersen's stories are charming, but he's far from being one of my favorite authors). XD; He's read more love stories than I probably ever will, HAHA, so, yes, he does like Romeo and Juliet--I do not. Have I been working on Hans a lot lately? Why, yes, I have been. But work comes first! *punches something*
Next week is essentially made up of a million tests, some much larger than others. I am so sick of sitting in those desks and wearing my arm out. I got a headache in the middle of the FRQ portion of my APUSH final. I'm so irritated right now. I had better register for the June SAT. How glad am I that I didn't register for May.
HEADACHES ARE SO ANNOYING. LEMME WORK YOU BRATTY, UNCOOPERATIVE NETWORK OF NEURONS.
Working is starting to wear out my muses. I want to continue working on my story. But I remembered why I named Hans Hans. It was because his favorite fairytale as he "grew up" (as much as he COULD grow up) was H.C. Andersen's Den Standhaftige Tinsoldat, in its awesome Danish title. His "last name" (back in the story's early stages when they HAD last names) was from E.T.A. Hoffmann's name because he liked his Nußknacker und Mausekönig (in its original German title because it pleases my non-German-understanding ears) and its ballet rendition. Hans is a fairytale kinda kid, especially when it comes to inanimate objects made animate (he also likes the ballet Петрушка, the Oz books, and the book, of course, Le avventure di Pinocchio). He's read and watched all of these (only recordings and dinky library books since he's lived in that facility all of his life) in their original languages since he knows a kagillion languages for the sake of something (zOMG, PLOT *slapped*). His taste in books aren't exactly the same as mine (Andersen's stories are charming, but he's far from being one of my favorite authors). XD; He's read more love stories than I probably ever will, HAHA, so, yes, he does like Romeo and Juliet--I do not. Have I been working on Hans a lot lately? Why, yes, I have been. But work comes first! *punches something*