You say goodbye, I say hello

Sorry about that. Last night I was too tired to post. I came home after sotfball and had to correct my cousin's paper (An Exe de Texte...if you've ever heard of one of those, I would sincerely like to know!) and eat dinner. That's all I really had time for.

About our softball game--we lost. Again. You should just start assuming it unless I tell you otherwise, honestly.

Tonight, I am supposed to have softball practice, then YAG. I'm not going to practice though, I have another massive chemistry assignment that I have to get done before tomorrow. Well, it's big, but not nearly as bad as last time. Hopefully I won't be up until 3AM working on this one.

So that's my day, in reverse-retrospect...which I don't know what the actual word is.

Comments

alexgirl said…

What's YAG? Sorry about the softball game. Steroids, perhaps? Just kidding!
Thanks for appreciating my eggs! ;)
& good luck w/ chemistry.

April 11, 2007 at 11:02:00 AM EDT

Alex said…

awwwwww! poor softball! :D D:

lol............ *cough*

April 11, 2007 at 8:59:00 PM EDT

Steph said…

good luck with your chem assignment. And I think I'm going to your game tomorrow even though you probably won't play at all because you skipped practice. =\

April 11, 2007 at 9:47:00 PM EDT

Kick some serious ass, and don't forget to take names

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Go on and lose it

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