The Cafe Watering Hole: PART DEUX

<p>If only that were true.</p>

<p>I hate school.</p>

<p>Don’t act like that’s not true. I bet you study moose in biology.</p>

<p>There is a moose skull with antlers in my biology class, I won’t lie. It’s a big deal because the moose died in November, and was entirely decomposed by March.</p>

<p>Now take an American history test. If it makes you feel better, I have no idea where Prince Edward Island is.</p>

<p>PEI has world-famous potatoes, infidel.</p>

<p>I will fail an American history test. Fail. I did get the three questions I answered right, though. But those were the first three. The easy three.</p>

<p>I thought you said it had world-famous grapes. Hmmm??</p>

<p>Today at my piano recital, my teacher gave me a blue and white corsage. I need to figure out what pictures to take of it.</p>

<p>…When did I say that?</p>

<p>Infidel, you have had all day to take a simple test.</p>

<p>I’ve been working all day. I got a lot done, actually, and I’m still working.</p>

<p>And US history is boring.</p>

<p>Never mind. You said cranberries. If you want to verify, it was post #8377 of the original thread, on December 14. It was when we took the silly Canadian geography test.</p>

<p>I’m going to write the end of my novella tonight.</p>

<p>It’s nice that you took the time to search that.</p>

<p>I have so much work and not enough time to do it.</p>

<p>W00tness I finished my novella yo. 20 500 words. Ish. I’m a bit paranoid, so I saved it in six different locations. There’s no way I’m losing it.</p>

<p>I don’t think I really like the ending. But I do like the fact that it now has an ending.</p>

<p>Such is the life of a junior, Canadian. I’m not sure that you have the whole senior slacker thing that we do here, but I hope you do.</p>

<p>I haven’t done anything today. Failure imminent.</p>

<p>What do you do all day if you don’t do anything productive? I’m a bit of a Wikipedia addict. Today, whilst researching something for my novel, I discovered that the Stockholm Metro’s Green Line uses only the new C20 stock of rail cars. Only three of these cars fit in the platform. But the platforms can hold eight of the older Cx stock cars. That means each train has a capacity of 1,250 people. Fascinating.</p>

<p>I had a great weekend that was productive in all metrics besides scholarly achievement. Yay senior year!</p>

<p>I looked at my chemistry book, laughed at how much I don’t know, looked at my calculus review, laughed at how much I don’t know, then watched tv.</p>

<p>Simple, really.</p>

<p>I waved bye to senior slacking when I chose to do the IB.</p>

<p>The twelfth graders have 18 IB exams in the next three weeks. 18.</p>

<p>I get bored watching TV. It’s quite sad. I could be a part of a new study of the post-television generation or something. I’ll have to make friends with some random psychology majors at UChicago.</p>

<p>I get bored watching tv now, too. It feels like I’ve already seen everything. </p>

<p>I think I’ll do my chemistry hw, go to sleep, and not think about calc on Wednesday.</p>

<p>Everyone in my non-AP calculus class opted not to take the AP test. I don’t think anyone from my school has gotten higher than a 3, and a whole five people have taken it. Since I’d have to get a 5 on it to get any credit, I deemed it not worth my time and $85 or whatever.</p>