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[readingredhead]

So I just finished my first draft of my World Lit 2 paper. Not completely as crappy as I thought -- I'm almost impressed with it. Hopefully I'll rewrite parts of it tonight once Dad's read it and gives me his opinion; I want Krucli to read the best version of it he possibly can.

That was a fairly time-consuming and not-so-positive part of my day, but I did go to Michaels, where I got a nice sketchbook to use for my art journal (for Humanities) and some nice forest green yarn to make Mr. Krucli a scarf (for some reason, I feel the color fits him).

The next three nights, I'm busy -- mock trial practice tomorrow, competition on Tuesday (first of the playoffs!), and chem lab Wednesday, which I conveniently have not yet written up in my lab notebook. There's another thing on my list of "stuff you should really get done."

Oh well, at least I get to cross off the world lit paper, which is really a big thing. Hope you guys all had slightly more fulfilling weekends than I did.

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[itsumi-actius.livejournal.com]

Speaking of labs:

This huge junior/senior IB lab is going to be due pretty soon. We're not even done with most of our data collection. Yeah. . .this could be an issue.

Can I assume that you at least have your data all collected?

Papers are always a pain. You're practically done with this one. Give yourself a pat on the back. My weekend has been good, but not as productive as yours.

[readingredhead.livejournal.com]

We do our labs after school. Our teacher writes up the procedure and the stuff we need to know, but we're not allowed to take it with us when we do the lab. We *are* allowed to take our lab notebooks, so we have to copy the lab stuff into the notebooks. It's his way of making sure we've actually read the stuff before we do the lab, because we can't do the lab if we haven't. I'm doing it Wednesday night, so I have to have the beginning of it written up by then.

And I shall pat myself on the back -- this paper makes me feel good about myself. Almost.