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The AP grade report that I received didn't include my AP scores from last year, so I contacted Collegeboard and they claimed that my scores were in separate files in their database. They then said they merged all of the scores onto a cummulative transcript that they will send to me and college I selected during AP testing (UCSD) in mid-July. I'm not quite sure that what they claimed they did was what they actually did, but instead something they were supposed to do but didn't, which is why I reported the problem in the first place. It is getting near August and neither I nor UCSD has received the said, updated, correct copy of my AP grade report. It is getting near the time when I should call Collegeboard over and over, cursing at them.

I have one more week of my Psych class, which has proved to be exceedingly easy in the manner which it is taught and its students are evaluated. We were allowed three lines of prompt notes for each of the ten questions on the midterm, so I wrote extremely small and packed everything I could into those three lines. This method worked, as I received a 100/100 on the midterm allowing me to take the final at home on the "honor system." On Tuesday we watched a two hour movie on Nelson Mandela that literally had NOTHING to do with Psychology. The problem was that it was in the middle of the lesson, so I couldn't leave if I wanted to take notes on the material we were going to go over after the movie (which, not surprisingly, had literally NOTHING to do with Nelson Mandela). We watched a similar movie on Wednesday (in that it was completely unrelated to Psych) except fortunately it was after the lesson, so I was able to leave in the middle of it. I should have left before it started, but didn't for some reason. Maybe I foolishly assumed it had to do with Psychology somehow.

I wrote down a note to myself to print out the financial aid signature page using another computer in my house, one with a version of Adobe Acrobat Reader that isn't f'd up. Unfortunately, I don't read my own blog, and I forgot. I received a letter from UCSD essentially telling me to SEND THE @#$*%*# SIGNATURE PAGE! So I did, and I don't think anything went wrong. That doesn't mean that nothing went wrong, as I carefully used the word "think" instead of simply stating that nothing went wrong. I think. Without that last sentence. Meaning the one preceding the one before this one. The two previous sentences are sentence fragments.

I realized that my brain is very active at night, especially when I'm trying to go to sleep, which is extremely inconvenient. It is difficult to go to sleep when you're thinking too much, because you are in an alert state. I tried to go to sleep at 1 this morning, and I spent 2 hours thinking before I finally fell asleep. I think that I think too much, but that's just me thinking. The next post will not include the word "think." It will also not include the word "one" three times in a sentence fragment.