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Saturday, May 15What's the opposite of large? MUY LARGO!I just had my placement tests. Grr. The math test was pretty killer, I lost my head completely during the last four questions - I didn't remember like, anything. I suppose this is what happens when you think the test is going to be Algebra and then, Whoops! It's pre-algebra! Sorry kids! But the Spanish was easy. Thank God. (Que es el opuesto de largo? MUY LARGO!) I have to drive over to Oakland today. Grr. I do NOT wanna go. I was looking for my book reviews and on the last paragraph of one I found this...(Lord knows what drugs I was on...) I also like the fact that this book didn’t have too many characters, so it was easy to keep track of who was who. The book was written with complicated language, but it was easy to tell what the words meant. The plot was also pretty interesting, as I had never really thought of the core of the earth to be anything but molten rock, and this was a really interesting way to look at it. I enjoyed this book a lot more than "20 Thousand Leagues Under the Sea". I found out that Alessandra and Macbeth were in a torrid love affair at Cayenne Resort, where Kelly spent her childhood eating acorn mush. Of course, then she found out that the whole thing was a big fake and that wasn’t very sexy. [listening to: Just a Girl by No Doubt] L@T3R ^|^V(H 0used to be friends:12:49 PM
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