Sigh

I'm bored.

I'm also rather tired.

Didn't get much sleep last night. Probably about an hour only.

I'm stupid.

I can't think straight, and I don't have much of an appetite either.

You can probably tell I'm a little bit off today by the short sentences.

I'm bored.

But I already said that...

We made ice cream in chemistry today. It tasted pretty good, but it was way too sweet. And we were running kinda short on time, since it takes a pretty long time for the milk/sugar/vanilla mixture to actual get to somewhere in the likeness of the consistency of actual, store-bought ice cream. Did that sentence make any sense? Oh well...Making the ice cream took a rather long time. Well, not really, but it felt like it. And it was really really cold. My hands were all red, and I think I saw a bit of blue/purple. And people kept on touching each other with their cold hands. And there was quite a lot of ice cream too. It was too sweet (yeah, I know I already said this) but, being the Asian I am, I couldn't not finish it - I didn't want to be wasteful. Li li jie xin ku! But I managed to finish it before class ended. That ice cream probably wasn't the healthiest thing to eat for a breakfast...

We started reviewing/going over, well basically just introducing the setting and characters, and seeing an overview of the plot of A Midsummer Night's Dream, by Shakespeare in language arts today. And a part of the story is really similar to "highschool drama/romance." Something that you would probably see in a Chinese/Taiwanese/Japanese/Korean drama. Such as Meteor Garden/Hana Yori Dango/Boys Over Flowers or Hanazakari no Kimitachi e (Hana Kimi). There's basically four different "classes/types of people" that happen kind of at the same time throughout the play: The Nobility, The Lower Class (aka "the rude mechanics"), The Upper Class, and the Fairy World. Most of the romance happens in the Upper Class.

So, there's this [supposedly beautiful] girl named Hermia, who is mutually in love with a guy named Lysander. However, Hermia's father, Egeus, doesn't like Lysander. Instead, Egeus wants Hermia to marry this guy named Demetrius, who also likes Hermia. Unfortunately for Demetrius, Hermia doesn't like him. However, Hermia's not-so-pretty friend Helena, likes - you guessed it - Demetrius. Unfortunately for Hermia and Lysander, Egeus instigates the ancient law of athens which is a law that basically says that if a woman did not marry who her father says she should marry, she would have to choose either a) become a nun or b) get executed. So then, predictably, Hermia and Lysander run away together into the magic forest where the little fairies live and there's a fight between Oberon and Titania, the king and queen of the fairies, respectively. Aparently "Oberon is jealous because Titania wants the Indian boy." Whatever the heck that means.

Lunch...not much to say about that, except that nothing interesting or out of the ordinary happened.

Orchestra...ehh, not much to be said there either.

Euro...nothing particularly interesting. But I have a DBQ about Russia around/during the WWI period that's due tomorrow. I still need to type it up and finish it. bleh. So troublesome. Mendokuse...

Spanish...had a really simple vocab quiz. Which I know I missed one on. Because I put "el" instead of "la" as the article or whatever the heck it's called.

Pre-Calc. Learned about summation notation (or at least I think that's what it's called. not too sure, too lazy to check). Super easy. Finished homework in class.

I hope I can get my DBQ done early enough so that I can get some much-needed sleep.

Oh, and I found out that the guy I was casted as for the Hana Kimi remake (which we're most likely not doing) looks like this (in the Japanese version):