Five Weeks Down

Needless to say, school's been busy. As previously mentioned, I have three AP classes and I'm still working at Baskin-Robbins. In just five weeks, I've been able to:

• Make new friends and get closer to people I already knew.


• Not fall asleep in class (except for that one time in Seminary and that one time in Stats).


• Get sick, get behind, get better, then catch back up (- not fun).


• Write Dallin notes on our French teacher's whiteboard (I have her for AP French 3rd period, he has her 5th for French II.)


• Go on a picnic.


• Get lunch at Fresh & Easy a few times a week. (It's like Trader Joe's for hippies)


• Get on my Stats teacher's bad side (I think.)


• Get even more on my French teacher's good side.


• Be simulataneously entertained, degraded, and weirded out by my English teacher.


• Actually enjoy said English class.


• Not die in AP Bio. The subject matter's boring so far, and the way my teacher presents it doesn't help.


• Not die in Government. I already know a lot of what's being taught! Luckily, I sit with a bunch of cool kids and we spend the whole time talking about Homecoming.


• Try and figure out how the heck I'm going to pay for tour this year. Choir's going to New York City from February 26th to March 3rd. We'll be performing in CARNEGIE HALL on March 1st and St. Paul's Cathedral on March 2nd. I'm really excited.


• Be bombarded with letters from a schools I probably won't go to. (By the way, Mom, I'm not going to apply for St. John's. Still debating APU, though)(Don't worry,the rest of you! BYU's been at the top of my list since I learned what college was)


• Deep clean my sty (pardon me, bedroom) so that it's suitable for living - Marleen's coming back to visit on WEDNESDAY!!!!!! She'll be here for two weeks, and she's coming to the Homecoming dance on Saturday with my group.


• Laugh my head off at this awesome SNL skit:

• Be absolutely and perfectly happy.