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Blog 1.4 - 3rd circle (How did Dante do this???)

 This is a lil late oopsie- but hey no hard feelings. This is all to catch up from Blog 3 anyway.

So many suspensions!

SO MANY SUSPENSIONS!!!

I'm not gonna lie. The first... say 1-2 days of suspension was great. I love not having to come to school. I love having holidays. But by the 4th day, I got worried. EXTREMELY worried. Mind you, we barely had any time left during the week for classes and to review especially since Midterms was the next week after that. I was really praying that they might push the Midterms honestly, but that was clearly just a pipe dream. Regardless, I crammed all my studying during the suspensions and therefore had a wonderful time during exams (I lied, I did nothing during our suspensions and I was absolutely miserable and I only crammed everything the weekend before the exams.)

I think my midterms went rather fine, actually. They weren't easy. God knows they weren't easy. But I didn't fail any and all my Coolsis grades were above 90 so I can say that I stayed afloat somehow. I could've done better, clearly. I could've spent more time prioritizing my work and studies. But hey, that's all just something to work on in the future, right?

Of course, having suspensions means we missed quite a lot of time for AEP. Our midterms was scheduled for the week before the exams and honestly I was STRESSING to study all our words and collocations for that day. Thankfully, Miss Disa was a godsend and moved our midterms to the week after the main midterms week. Okay. Fair. Manageable. I was pretty thankful that she was able to let us review just a few weeks longer.

Anyways, how was the AEP midterms? It went... quite well actually. I got full 30 points! (Yay Yay Yay!!!) And that's why you cram, kids! (I'm kidding, please don't. It's very unhealthy.)

Oh and also! Miss Disa asked us to do the little meditation routine for our project. I won't sugarcoat it and act like I liked it all that much. It was good, really. Helped me relax and helped me sleep. But it's not "my thing" per se. It was definitely a fun thing to try out but I most definitely struggled staying awake during all those sessions so I'm not sure how much benefits I actually got from them. 

Anyways, what did we actually do on September 27? I've been rambling on and onnn about everything before that but what happened during our normal classes? Well, we started a new topic on vocabularies: Employment! To be honest, I preferred our previous topic relating to politics and the like but this one isn't bad too. We played this Wordle game called "Squaredle" where you match up words (Wow, how new!) I personally like this one quite a lot because it's more challenging but frankly it makes more sense than Contexto. We did some light seatwork and that was about it for that day!

Wow, that's a lotta words. I've rambled quite a lot, haven't I? Well, thank you for reading anyway!

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