What? Me? Forget a day? Nonsense. Be quiet and enjoy the delicious muffin breakfast of my sister's birthday, Monday, May 3, 2010.

Day 73

Delicious breakfast of muffins today. In History we had a powerpoint of 90s culture, but it dwelled mostly on the political. We didn't really answer the topic questions, but I still took notes. During the frees I finished my E. Sci. chapter, finished my English essay, and worked on the English corrections from last week. There was a brief interlude of math class, but all we did was an easy quiz. I also did my History reading—I'm paying attention to what happened, and I am appalled. Presidents can't do that!

Lunch was burritoes, and they were far too hot, temperature-wise. I went to the Saturday-night-planning meeting with Kemi, Jay, Rachel and Steph, but the latter three already had a plan that involved a dance with music throughout the ages. It should be fun, but I feel like they're focusing on disco and pop too much in the 70s and 80s instead of good, solid rock [>_>]. During Science Hike I discussed plans with Pat, and then went out to my site and explored all around it. Believe it or not, I found more diminished pits and mounds, as are present everywhere. I had fun getting to my site—alternate routes coming from Miles are the best. I really hate the road down through the sugarbush [it gets repetitive, tedious. What I wouldn't give to walk there now].

After that was Spanish, wherein we finished the story. It was a decent ending; at the end Santiago ends up being eviscerated and walking to his house carrying his intestines, which was funny to only me [Funny in the impossibly absurd sense]. After that was E. Sci., wherein I talked with Pat more about my site, and found that in 1876 my site had no houses anywhere near it, confirming my beliefs that my site was just for grazing and nothing else. I then finished the History quiz corrections after Science Hike, if you'll allow me this 4th-dimensional leap.

Dinner was pasta with alfredo sauce. Beforehand, Adrija beat Cat Planet in 20 minutes with 363 deaths, with my commentary. It was fun. I joked around with Aidan and Adrija in the library, and David, who today was apathy. I'll call home now, then write the sign-up sheet for Saturday night (each dish crew chooses a decade), then listen to more music while waiting for shutdown.