Spectro...? and nothing worth mentioning

Well, once again I had another fun exciting event filled Sunday. My day started off with getting up at 7:45 (I know that is way too early on a Sunday) and then getting all dressed up for church. Going to church for a 9:00 practice that didn't end until the congregation sat down at which point the practice ended and the real music began. You have to love those hour and half practices. To make my day even busier I was part of the choir that sang as well (as if playing the keyboard wasn't enough for me each week). After all that music, I went out to lunch with my family and then home for some homework, that I was able to finish in record time because my math professor gives odd directions. That was basically my day in a nut shell. (Well, really it isn't a nut shell because I write so much about it. I real nut shell would be: get up, go to church, sing and play the piano, eat lunch, and homework)

My family has decided that April 16th should be a national holiday. National Tax Day is Done Day. If you came from a family whose dad is a tax accountant you would understand. Most people think that tax season has really only just started. For your information, tax season starts the day after Christmas. My family often jokes that my dad's office should install camp beds so their accountants can save time and gas money by sleeping there. The other thing about tax season that drives my mom, sister and I off the walls is how stressed my dad gets, and he has interesting ways of venting that stress. For about the last 3 weeks of tax season he just becomes unbearable to be around because he does nothing but tease us and joke around. I'm not sure how a large amount of stress can cause someone to become so horribly "funny" but apparently that is what it does to my father.

Right now my life is very boring at least if you don't find chemistry, calculus 2, and psychology interesting (Though I do happen to find all three of those subjects interesting so I am having a marvelous time). I am just plugging away at the semester awaiting my acceptance letter to the last college I applied to. You will have to excuse me now I am going to go finish my GV fish and Chips from lunch.


Cheers!

Your Exceedingly Boring Literary Junkophile.

Amendment 1: I am all set for tomorrow's chem lab. Spectrophotometric Determination of a Formation Constant. Sounds like fun!

Amendment 2: Don't worry if you don't know what that means, I'm not sure I do either.

Amendment 3: I absolutely love my purple sticky-note pad; I use it every day.