Argh, my throat...

Finished the overdue project for Social today during lunch and spare. Mind, I ended up sacrificing what little study time I had for my Math midterm...80% of the questions were on Probability. Probability. (and Stats.) I took too much time (because, good god, Probability questions take a long time to do) and I guessed on the last 5 or 6 questions and 2 of the 8 numerical responses. Pff.

Should've applied the "look at all the questions and pick the questions that related to the units you understand best" strategy. Because I know Matrices as it was just...insanely easy and Vectors---but they were part of the last...3 numerical responses and 8 questions.

I'll be happy if I scrape a 70% on this. Boo.

Anyway, afterschool, killed time while on my way to Branton by walking very slowly and taking long routes to get to the school. Finally got there, said hello to Mrs. Lawrence, Mme Richardier, Mme Bouchard, Mme Bellehumeur and Mme Fosti oh and ran into some kids I know from way back in Elementary. SPeaking of those kids, I remember when they were in Elementary and I was visiting Banff Trail almost every Thursday I physically could (long walks + heavy heavy bag=lots of pain) and when I arrived and they saw me on the way to their next class in thier lineups, 3 or 4 would break from the line and litterally try and glomp-tackle me. Good times. Except their teachers --who were either subs, or new-- would look at them funny and yell at them to get back. Haha...

Oh and the Gr 7s were playing Bryce Canyon Overture. I was on my way out and I heard them start and began air-playing/humming the parts I had for it in Gr 7 and Gr 9. Ah, the good days of band I suppose... And on my way out I ran into a rollerblading Teale. That was fun. That makes 4 ABE alumni I've run into in a week/2 weeks. (Andrew, Nathan, Steph and Teale). Hm.