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Wisdom is learning through experience. Two summers ago I learned that getting ones wisdom teeth out is a painful and unpleasurable experience. Today, I regrettably remembered that over the one week vacation two weeks from now I will be in agony due to the loss of my two upper wisdom teeth. Along with this comes many problematic potentials - they claim there is the possibility for speech loss, etc. etc. blah blah blah. It probably sounds wimpy, but I'm scared to go in . . . I don't want to be out of commission for a few weeks again . . . I want to be able to run - they don't let you run for 6 weeks after the operation. It's all so painful. I'm doing well in school right now. I got a 59/71 (curved to an A) on Mr. Deis' math test. I tied with Carrie, a girl whom I thought was going to do much better than me. Alysia, the goddess of mathematics at our school, had only a 60/71. That was nearly the classes highest score. Jake, my other friend, had a 56. My friend James a 54. It's strange how I remember all those scores, but I'm happy to see myself placed among the top two. We have that dreaded Honors Chemistry exam on Friday. I'm ready for it. Bring it on, I can take it. The chess club meeting today was awesome. We had members volunteer days. I'm finally going to put this senior outreach together. I'm also going to bring in the donated glass chess sets that Longs gave me to a safe place at school. Perhaps I'll stash them in an unused locker - or perhaps even check out a locker from campus. Sounds cool to me! Take care my friends.
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