#ged class

[redspecialstardust]

Old lady just walked into class and just started handing out flowers for free

Thank you, Ma'am

[cherrycokexoxox]

Guess who just passed two more tests?

[redspecialstardust]

Congratulate me. I actually made myself study and it was making sense.

[cherrycokexoxox]

Took my end of session test today and I'll know how I did in about a week or less. Pretty sure I passed, but am still worried a little since it was on a subject I've always had trouble with. I did study all week tho, so we'll see if it paid off 🤞

[cherrycokexoxox]

Test is this week and I haven't been doing well

[cherrycokexoxox]

Why is algebra so difficult? Like ravioli ravioli, give me the formuoli already!

[cherrycokexoxox]

I go back to class tomorrow. I only don't look forward to it, because it's the last one I need to take, but it's also the hardest.

[redspecialstardust]

Guess who gets 11 days off from class? Lemme explain: it's a GED class, and classes are only in session Monday thru Thursday, and since I am only taking one class at a time, I usually just have to be there an hour and a half a day, in the morning and then that's it. We don't even get homework, unless we're struggling then it's our responsibility to just google stuff or whatever. But every fourth week of the month, we have what's called a power week. We sit there for 3 hours and go over science and social studies questions but the thing is, we literally go over the exact same questions and videos every time. So, I'm getting fed up with it and have decided to just not go this week. What am I possibly gonna learn from the exact same questions every time? No, screw it, imma just stay home this week and take a practice test in the meantime. But after this week, our summer break (July 1st thru the 7th) begins. So yeah, imma have a nice 11 day break and use that time to help the family finish up moving things from our old house so we can be done with the moving process, along with writing and taking a couple of practice tests.