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*I read that today was Glee's last show for the season and that they won't be airing till well into the new year after tonight's show.

*The last 2 weeks of school has cut into my sleep by at least 60%. Friday is a study day, but I think I may be sleeping in till at least 9 AM.

*I officially hate math. Well, it was official before today, but after the math test I took this morning, I hate it even more than before. Seriously, when am I going to use the Pythagorean Theory in my every day life?

*When I'm tired, I can't spell or use grammar either. Hm...it's almost 9 PM...I think I'll be calling it a night very soon....after I watch an episode of Gilmore Girls. They sure know how to soothe a girl's weary soul.

*My nephew was born a week ago yesterday! This is HUGE news because, well, after SIX nieces, I am very ready to play with Legos and train sets instead of Barbies and babies that cry.

Ok, well, I'm really not in the mood to do a real post right now. I need to watch Gilmore Girls and let them play out my life for an hour.

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Laura said…
I just had my life planned for me for the next two years. Im officially stuck here and dumbfounded by the amount of math I have to take...I feel for you love!
December 10, 2009 at 3:44 PM
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