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Carol wanted the link.
The spanish test was both yesterday and today. I think I did fine on it, but it was annoying how much of the test she didn't teach us and how long it was. Most of it was easy, besides translating the questions from spanish. But then there were questions that she never taught us the answers to. Last night, I searched online for the answers to the questions I couldn't get, so I hope the information I found was what she wanted.
Scoliosis test today. Better than gym. We (as in the people in my gym class) sat around for half the class talking, spent two seconds having Kate look at our back and posture and then we spent the rest of class in the red gym, talking again.
All of my projects are done, but the teachers seem to all think that means we're free to do busywork. Why do I care about the Weimer Republic or Power Theorems or whether I agree or disagree with different poets or that it took three arrows for the foreigner to pierce the pumpkin-like clouds and cause it to rain?
Oh and communistic is a word. Although I don't understand the difference between communistic and communist. It's probably something subtle like the difference between analysis and analyzation. According to my paper dictionary, communistic is the adjective and communist is the noun. I've always heard communist used as both. And the first time I ever heard communistic used was in Spanish a while ago and then again today in English.
Carol wanted the link.
The spanish test was both yesterday and today. I think I did fine on it, but it was annoying how much of the test she didn't teach us and how long it was. Most of it was easy, besides translating the questions from spanish. But then there were questions that she never taught us the answers to. Last night, I searched online for the answers to the questions I couldn't get, so I hope the information I found was what she wanted.
Scoliosis test today. Better than gym. We (as in the people in my gym class) sat around for half the class talking, spent two seconds having Kate look at our back and posture and then we spent the rest of class in the red gym, talking again.
All of my projects are done, but the teachers seem to all think that means we're free to do busywork. Why do I care about the Weimer Republic or Power Theorems or whether I agree or disagree with different poets or that it took three arrows for the foreigner to pierce the pumpkin-like clouds and cause it to rain?
Oh and communistic is a word. Although I don't understand the difference between communistic and communist. It's probably something subtle like the difference between analysis and analyzation. According to my paper dictionary, communistic is the adjective and communist is the noun. I've always heard communist used as both. And the first time I ever heard communistic used was in Spanish a while ago and then again today in English.
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Date: 2005-04-26 12:37 pm (UTC)