YAY!

I have some great news!
Today I got home from working on Deadline 3 at 7:15 p.m. today. I ate pizza for dinner at school so I felt like poo poo and I decided to go on my usual run (through the rain which was AMAZING). When I got back my mom said "hey April, you have a letter from IUN on the counter."
You know, I thought it was nothing big, maybe a letter about my placement test or something, but no....
I opened up the crisp envelope and slowly took out the beautiful watermarked letter from my future college and I read it...and I read it again...and I read it again.
What do I read?
I got a full ride to IUN!
I got so excited I started to cry....LOL JK I never cry. But I was extremely relieved.

There's a first time for EVERYTHING

So tonight I had deadlines till five o'clock. It wasn't bad, only three hours after school (it will be MUCH longer tomorrow). But that's not the point.
The point is this...
I HAD NO HOMEWORK TONIGHT!
I think it was the first time this whole year that this has happened.
ps:
I know that was a random post, and I'm sorry

please forgive me

All I have to say is...

THANK GOD TOMORROW IS FRIDAY

I thought this was necessary

So this new poster is hanging up on my wall next to my vanity and I thought it was creative and funny. So take your time to read some of them, because you will laugh your face off.

Enjoy =)

The same old thing all over again.

I feel like my whole blog is revolved around this same old post; and it goes like this...
Dear April Dolores,
You need to stop creeping on facebook at your old friends from Illinois. You need to shut down your computer and start working. Without studying you will get a bad grade on your Intelligence Unit in AP Psychology. And without a good grade in Psychology you will not get a 5 on your AP exam in May. This would totally suck, considering you will be majoring in Psychology in College which is only a semester away.
So all in all, go back to studying pages 171-194 for an open notes quiz and then go studying your intelligence notes from Chapter 11.
Thanks,
okay,
goodnight,
bye.

Dear Frankenstein.

Tomorrow I have a test over Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. For some reason my teacher didn't want to do the traditional multiple choice, he wanted to do the whole thing as an "other" section.
You may ask, "what is under an 'other' section, april?"
Here's my answer:
no one knows
It is a complete mystery until you have the test right in front of you. And right now I am trying to study for it, but it's a complete puzzle of what I'm trying to study.
So wish me luck, and hope that I pass.
(I'm not wishing for an A because I know that is not achievable for me)