Things going well (knock on wood)

[godream]

Had calculus test today, which wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it might be. I made one horrible embarrassing algebra error in part (a) of a problem, which of course then propagated through parts (b) and (c), causing me to wonder why my answers for that question looked like 5 times the square root of one plus (three plus five root three) over (four plus root three) plus something else and so forth, when the answers for the rest of the test had been nice numbers like 6 and <1,2,3>. Oh well. Having gotten through this one makes me at least a little less nervous about the chem and physics tests next week -- yeah, 'tis the season I guess.

In other news, my college e-mail address gets spam encouraging me to get a degree from one of those sketchy and totally un-accredited online programs. This amuses me.

Comments

[minttown1.livejournal.com]

I had a calc test this morning, too, and I think mine also went well. I don't know when we'll be getting them back. (Monday, I hope; Dr. Kruse's been really great about getting things back the next day.) I, too, have a physics test next week. I'm worried that maybe all this talk the last three weeks of already knowing how to do all of it is just me being overly cocky, and when it comes test time Monday, I'll fail miserably. :X

That won't happen, though, because we're both very cool. :)

[godream.livejournal.com]

My teacher actually gave us the solutions immediately after we finished the test, which is kinda nice in terms of not having to spend the weekend going "omg what did I do wrong?"

That won't happen, though, because we're both very cool. :)
Well, duh! :D

[jeremybrown.livejournal.com]

i never have to take a test ever again in my life. k thx. also, felix says ty for voodoo

[godream.livejournal.com]

bah, you and your hippie school. :P also, no problem. :)