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[sunshine_queen]

In spite of my cold (still goin' strong) and getting up at 6:30, today was a good day. I don't think I flunked the SATs, and I spent the day with Becky. We had lunch at Cheesecake and then we went to her house and watched some episodes of Alias. I did such a good job indoctrinating her and her family.

At SAT testing they had all the little seventh graders who are brilliant taking the test. They made me feel both stupid and old. Their feet didn't even touch the floor! And usually they'd finish before me! Not only were they like, five years younger than me (they were born in '92-93. Do you know how OLD WE ARE, guys?) they're obviously smarter, too. I saw a lot of kids from my middle school at testing- and by "a lot" I mean two, other than Becca. Salimeh and Gleidys. Surprisingly, my middle school was not known as the place where girls get sucky names.

The phrase I'm hearing the most often lately is "I already have/I know what I'm getting you for your birthday." Which I guess is appropriate, as I'll be 18 in LESS THAN THREE WEEKS, but everyone keeps telling me and it's driving me craaaaazy. I don't like surprises.

In other news, I think my nose will fall off.

Comments

[orci505.livejournal.com]

Blargh, whatever. Their test isn't exactly the same as it is for you, is it? It didn't used to be here in OH. Course it's been awhile since *I* was in 7th grade. Holy God, has it been a long time.

*huggles* You did fine, sweetie. :)

[sunshine-queen.livejournal.com]

Oh, it so was the same test. I know here in Florida they let really smart 7th graders take the SAT to see how the score, and that makes them eligible for summer programs at colleges and stuff.

[yubsie]

NOt flunking the SAT is good.