Turning point at a fork in the road

Today, I had my midterm for math. I was extremely nervous, especially after I saw my test score from the previous class. I could have sworn that somebody was throwing sugar beets at my head as my stupidity was increasing. I freaked out in the middle of the test because everyone else was finishing and for once, I wasn't done yet. Usually I'm one of the first people done. I sat there, with a huge blank on almost all of the problems. So many theories and methods that I couldn't tell one from the other. I felt like Keitaro from Love Hina as he spazzes out in the middle of his admission tests for Tokyo University. As I finished, in slow motion, I handed in my test. I stood there, next to a student who was confused about directions. The teacher looked at me, picked up my test, and opened it to the problem that the student was having an issue with. Her eyes got huge as she looked up at me, "You got it, you got it!" Everyone who was left looked up at us. The teacher flipped to the third page of my test, "You really got it!". She was really happy, in a kinda "wow I didn't think you could do it'' kind of way. I smiled and pointed out that I needed help on one problem in the back, I couldn't remember what to do with it. Yep, last page, there was a blank spot. She showed me how to do it, and sent me back to my seat to work on the problem, and maybe perhaps, saving my grade. She smiled and told me to have a good weekend, as I turned my test in one last time, and headed for the door. I ran down that hallway!

Ofcoarse there weren't any computers in the library left, why would there be? I had homework, but there were people on YouTube and myspace, facebook, and just watching anime, that must have been more important. I mean come on, I'd rather watch Fooly Cooly than become successful any day. *rolls eyes*

On a side note:

Shaly let's get Chelsea and rent a house together.

Taylor: throw me down on the bed again, I liked it ;]