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I am so happy that I have my AP Psych test tomorrow. It doesn't start until noon, meaning that I don't even have to be on campus until a quarter til. It only lasts two hours, so I will be getting out of school with everybody else (and after school I have an A-Team party ::geekjoy::). It's supposed to be the easiest AP test, but it isn't even like I need to pass the test. Sure, it would be nice to have college credit, but if I'm going to do anything psychology-related in college I'd probably retake the class anyway. All in all, I think I'm getting a pretty good deal... Get up after the sun rises, watch some "Xena: Warrior Princess," eat some Cinnabun popcorn, avoid my math test...

I don't know why I am shying away from this math test so much. Okay, I do: because I don't get it! Math is my favourite subject and it is probably the subject that I'm best at, so for me to get fed up and frustrated with it is pretty rare. However, I have been seriously confused in class. Why, you may ask? I don't even know. All we are doing is probability and whatnot, but it is playing some serious games with my brain. I spent thirty minutes working on a problem before I realized that r to the quantity k plus one is in fact equal to r to the k times r to the first, not r to the k plus r to the first. Stupid mistakes are the bane of my existence, as are problems about poker. I hate poker even more than I used to. The problem I am currently stuck on is finding the probability of getting exactly two pairs. No matter what I do, I cannot seem to get 0.0475. Bugger. I guess it isn't too big of a deal if I don't know well on this test because I do have a good grade in there, but, wah. I've made an A on every test and I currently have a 100% in there and, dang it, I want to keep it that way.

And I just took up an entire post to talk about school. I will be so glad when summer vacation starts.