two down, one to go

the second day of my three consecutive days of tests is over. i don't feel like commenting on how the bio or the physics exams went. that isn't necessarily meant to sound ominous...i just don't want to talk about them because i don't know how they went for sure, or how i feel about either of them. i'll check the bio answers tomorrow when i'm at work so i'll know for sure then. eek.

so, the creighton-tulsa duel that was scheduled for this saturday was cancelled as of noon today. apparently tulsa doesn't row in temperatures under 30 degrees. i'm disappointed, but not exactly upset. for one, i don't know for sure which boat i would be coxing. two, if i'm coxing the boat i think i might get, then i'm really not upset at all because there are currently only seven healthy rowers in that boat and i don't think any of the ways to fix that situation are adequate. she needs to get better, that's all there is to it. and third, we haven't been on the water since last saturday because of the cold, so i don't think that it is a great time to try to race tulsa, who has undoubtedly been on the water for at least a month.

relay for life is tomorrow night. my second consecutive. i'm exited for it, but am incredibly disappointed that i will not get to stay the whole time like i did last year (one of the few!) since we still have practice on saturday morning. i just got back from distributing our team shirts to everyone - they look freaking awesome! i'm so excited about them. we'll look good. plus, we have raised so much more money than i had expected. we're past $2000 online and i think people have raised at least another $500 in cash and check donations!

i've probably wasted enough time procrastinating studying for my last test of the week - theology. on top of studying, i also need to do my physics reading quiz, finish mastering physics, and do my latin sentences. considering it is almost 8, it is definitely time to get to work.