<p>:eek:. I would definitely need instructions lol. It’s beautiful!! traditional origami is more complex than 3D (where you just make one shape albeit using papers of different dimensions and put them together).</p>
<p>There were bio-ish courses like (I"m entirely judging by titles here so I might be wrong): Defining Diseases, ANATOMICAL PERFORMANCES, Beyond Genes, CONSERVATION BIOLOGY, etc. Though the humanities classes look very appetizing :D.</p>
<p>Aw, yours is even better though, well I guess it’s all pretty cool. Too bad I didn’t make it though :(</p>
<p>Heh, I bought a sudoku puzzle book today, and my mother freaked out. A few days ago she didn’t even know what an SAT II was, and then “WHAT IS THIS?? PUZZLES??”</p>
<p>“mom, they’re good for the brain, good at sharpening logic skills”</p>
<p>“PUZZLES?? YOU HAVE SAT IN 1 WEEK!?!? NO PUZZLES”</p>
<p>And she just whisked the book out of my hands and walked away . . . le sigh. Parents. =</p>
<p>lol mine are the opposite: the final weekend before the APs my dad handed me a sudoku and said “do this”, and me looking for any excuse to balk reviewing almost finished it (with ONE solitary square left that I couldn’t fill in unless i erase the whole thing :().</p>
<p>personally I don’t understand why people find crosswords and sudoku interesting :p.</p>
<p>Farewell my comrades. I decided with the completion of high school, my cc’ing shall end too. It was a good run. I’ll still post, but not so often. Only when I feel a need to. Goodbye.</p>
<p>it’s finally the weekend :). even though I don’t have school left it’ll still be nice to go out for Memorial Day weekend, instead of sitting at home and folding all day.</p>
<p>I don’t know how to do calculus on my TI-83 because we were issued a TI-89 for the course. I suppose I should get one.</p>