I woke up quite early even though the Spanish Regent wasn't going to start until 1:15.  I left the house at 12 and got to the station to find that there was no Manhattan bound train due to construction so I would need to transfer after going all the way to Coney Island.  So it took twenty minutes for the train to arrive at my station and another ten minutes for the train to get to Coney Island.  Since the latter is the last stop, trains stand by to allow passengers to board before embarking.  It took another fifteen minutes to start going and when I got to school, it was 1:30.

What's worse is that the AP of LOTE happened to be in my room at the time I showed up late.  I ended up sitting on this extra table in the front of the room and proceeded with the test.

Maybe it was due to the hazardous morning but I was a bit unorganized but somehow managed finish the test but if I wasn't so much of a mess, I think I would be more sure of my first answers and not change it to something that I would later find to be incorrect compared to my original choice.

I was tired so I didn't even bother proofreading the writing part and just left.  Sucks that there was a bit of rain along the way to the train and I didn't have an umbrella.

It's over.

Labels: late, regents, school, spanish

Apparently one of my nightmares came true because today, I was late for school. Something went wrong with my mom's alarm so she couldn't wake up to wake me up at the usual time. I actually woke up at 7, the time when I'm supposed to be leaving the house. I go to the train station to see 1-9 period students =3= It's to early for them~ they should stay home later so they won't have to make a big crowd to get into the school ;_; Lucky for me, I'm smart enough to transfer to the R train at 59th street instead of Atlantic-Pacific. No offense, but I find people who don't transfer when the train is right there, pretty stupid. They'd rather stay on a crowded train and wait to transfer later, than go to the train they'd transfer to anyway when it still had seats and it was right there in front of them. Today, the N train arrived at Atlantic later than the R (usually, it's the other way around for me), so the R closed its doors and left when the N train came into the station---bet that would teach those people next time if they got the transfer early idea into their heads.

We started talking about writing in English today and the teacher asked who wrote everyday and boasted about he used to write 3-4 hours everyday in the past (inhuman thoughts: lowlife). Does typing on a blog count for writing daily?

Labels: blogging, english, late, train, writing