Senior Year Approaches
IT'S THE FINAL COUNTDOOOOWWWN
... Sméag has clearly corrupted me.
Ahem. Anyway. This is the beginning of my last week of freedom. Summer went by way too fast. I thought I'd have a full month when I got back from travelling, but no, it was only two weeks, and they're almost over... As always, I didn't get half the things done that I wanted to this summer. But I did get done much more than in past years, and that makes me happy. And I spent lots of time with my friends before they went off to college, and that makes me happy too. ^^
School starts again this Thursday. I'm not looking forward to it, though I won't mind seeing my friends from my own grade again and taking Latin and Greek with Dr. Jones once more... But the main reason is that this year is going to be very busy. AP US history alone would do that, but I also have to edit the Yearbook, and that takes up a ton of time. Plus the fact that summer will be over. And all of my best friends will be gone. Fortunately, though, I have a few free periods, which give me time to work on the Yearbook...
Since this seems to be a tradition of sorts, I might as well post my schedule:
1st: AP Latin (Catullus and Horace, though we're probably doing Ovid because Horace is boring)
2nd: AP US History
3rd: Greek II (certain days of the cycle)
4th: AP English Literature
5th: AP Calculus BC
6th: free
7th: Lunch
8th: Intermediate Drawing
9th: free
Mind, Drawing is only half a year, so I may have both 6th and 8th free in the Spring, depending on whether I take Environmental Science then and when it is...
*goes off to continue wading through the Tocqueville (that book I quoted below), but has at least found some topics for his essay*
~ ToM
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