to maria who spammed by tagboard

11:15 PM

haha maria you SHOULD get your tagboard back!!

my lab repot 6 was finally finished at 6pm last night, but later this afternoon i am having my lab mid-term exam so that means more lab report. & Thursday i have yet ANOTHER lab report to write, meaning another pre-lab quiz to complete online.

it's just very frustrating cos i don't grasp chemistry as fast as you do (i know you do!) and usually i take a day of staring at my lab results to finally realize what the experiment was all about. so nowadays i am practically spending all my time on lab reports!!! D:

the chemistry here is very random i would say. Yes, CHEM 151 is rather basic, so we still cover things like moles and compounds, but much more in depth. it's fairly similar to chemistry in JC, so i've gathered, but here we cover some physics and biology concepts in chemistry too (so i am very thankful that i took trip. sci)

the flu epedemic isn't as happening here because (1) i dont watch the news on tv; (2) they just don't report much about it here, so i have no idea how serious it is. plus, the states isn't as concentrated (population-wise), and there are just so many people, so the impact we feel isn't as much in comparison.

thank you for your concern on my toe, it hurts like hell D: and it is so inconvenient as we have to wear covered shoes for lab and now i can't wear covered shoes due to my injury, and i have to borrow this booty thing to cover my feet every lab!

moving to my new apartment soon though, something to look forward to! other than that school has been really busy for me ): and i don't like feeling stressed, but it's hard with all the deadlines! sighs.

but on a lighter note, my friend Angela treated me to lunch yesterday at Apple Bee's (: & i've become so addicted to Starbuck's Double Chocolately Chip!!! chocolate makes me hyper, but on the other hand it makes me tired easily...

xoxo miss you my funny partner-in-class!
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