AEP finale blog ig

Welp, finals are in a week, looking forward to summer break but feeling the pressure already.

Wifi in my house died and I have to do this on hotspot via my phone's mobile data. someone hit some important pole and poof goes the home wifi in this general area.

Reignited a passion for writing and drawing, probably a good thing since English is one of the major subjects featured in the next week. though it's less like a match to a wildfire and more like a match to one of those indoor fireplace fires in log villas.

School isn't too bad, it feels almost like a good rest period before the heavy hitter (no pun intended with pic) that is finals week.

Overall not too bad (yet) but prob should start pre-buffing for the giant hurdle next week.

pic is me tryin' to write this at 20:09

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