"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow."

Ugh, so close to passing the stupid HAPS exam... but I don't feel bad I knew I was fucked when this morning Desiree told me Jill, who gets all 100's on the tests, btw, got a B on the HAPS... just fyi a B on HAPS is a 68-72%. So I knew I was pretty much screwed... thankfully this wasn't for a grade but sadly means I will have to take my final next week, guess at least I got a head start on the cram studying for it, lol.

SO FRICKING STUPID!!!! 20 more questions right and I would have freaking passed with a B!!!!!!!

NO negatively phrased questions my rosy red bum! Okay so there weren't nay but the wording on that test was ridiculous. *le sigh*

To quote Everybody Loves Raymond, "I e-hat you."

Why do you have to reference so many Italian names? My mouth can't function at the speed my brain can, so when I have to say Leonardo di ser Piero di Vinci followed by was apprenticed out to Andrea del Verrocchio, it comes out sounding mentally deficient. (no disrespect intended I assure you.)

Bluggghhhh..... take 18 on this stupid speech...

How in the hell is a final grade of 92% a fucking B? A-friggen B!!!

Here's my teacher defunct grading scale, which if she had given to the students, say, I don't know, at the beginning of the semester I might not be as pissed off as I am now.

The grading scale for the HIM program is as follows:
97 – 100 = A
95 – 96 = A-
93 – 94 = B+
90 – 92 = B
88 – 89 = B-
85 – 87 = C+
80 – 84 = C
72 – 79 = D
Less than 72 = F

Seriously how effed up is that grading scale, there is no way anyone, unless you super friggen smart with an eidetic memory you can get an A in this class, it's just ridiculous. Especially when the other classes I'm taking follow the normal 83-86 is a B, 87-89 is a B+, and 90-92 is a A-, and so on and so forth. This teacher is a hard-ass is all I can figure, and despite what my brother says there is a big difference between an A and B to your GPA. 'Specially when you're still applying for scholarships so you wont have a bajillion dollars in student loans to pay back.