Well, what to say? I've been studying like a madman. My psychology test went well today. At the beginning of the exam I felt like I had forgotten everything and skipped many questions, but once I was able to answer the easier questions later on I went back to answer the earlier questions I skipped and was able to remember almost all of them. This test reminds me of what happened to me during my political science final last year. I blanked out at the beginning, but was able to remember when I went back to the missed questions and I ended up getting an A on the test and an A in that class. So I think things are looking pretty good for psychology. We'll see though.

I have my english final next. I think I'll give myself another hour to rest before cracking on that. It shouldn't be too difficult of a test. Just remembering quotes from books I read (and I read them well) and write a BS essay that we get to use our books on. I'm aiming for a B in there anyway, so I'm not too worried about perfection.

Probably what I'm really aprehensive about are my two finals on Thursday. I just got finished making my notecards for biology and things are starting to click information wise. And Pwong already took the eastern civ exam and told me some of the things to focus on for that. So I shouldn't be too worried. I just want A's in both those classes because I'm sitting with A's right now in them and don't want a fucking final to ruin them. Especially in eastern civ. My dread locked professor is such a dick. He doesn't know shit about what he's teaching, but he tries to act so professional about it. I hate teachers like that. But I'll just try to make the most out of the tests and will do my best.

I think I might go home tonight and see my mom. I can tell she's excited to know that I'm coming back home on Friday. And I like being home most of the time. Plus its just abnormal of me to not be home during finals. I used to make it a tradition to always study for my finals at home. But that was because I lived in Oliver (extremely noisy), Templin (couldn't stand my roommates), and then lived at home anyway last semester. Pearson is a nice place to study. Everyone's focused on the most part in studying for finals. We have a 'loud hour' from 6-7 pm where we yell and do crazy shit, but the other 23 hours are quiet time. I'm glad I'm living here again next year.

Madeleine comes back tomorrow. I don't know exactly when she's flying in to Chicago, but she said that she'll call me sometime when she gets back. I still don't know if its ok with her parents to have me up there yet. But I know I'll see her soon anyway. For the past couple of days I've gotten really excited thinking about her coming back. Its really hard to believe.

Well, time's up. Later.