physics lab: how to find a slope

[ayashi]

Physics lab was the most horrible, boring thing ever. If I was in 5th grade, MAYBE it would have been hard. WE DON'T NEED TO BE REFRESHED ON HOW TO FIND A SLOPE! But oh well... at least it got out early.

I'm aching all over :(

Have to go to Herter to meet with my group at 3... until then I don't know what I'm going to do.

Saw Lauren twice today ^_^ Once when Chris and I were on our way to Physics, and once when we were at lunch, so we ate lunch with her and it was nice.

So yeah, guess I'll go finish washing bowls (I did most of them this morning, but two were kind of gross, so I left them to soak), and then I'll walk down to Herter. Hope this isn't a long sickness. I was hoping for a 24 hour thing but that's obviously too much to hope for :x

Comments

[lexial-angel.livejournal.com]

WHY IS EVERYONE GETTING SICK?!?!

*hugs* *throws some tissues your way* Hope you feel better soon!!!
(and I hope I don't get sick lol)

[tasorn.livejournal.com]

I hate most labs. Whoever's in charge (the word "teacher" would be a lie) tends to explain anything that you already know at great length, and then leave it to you to do the rest of an experiment with unclear instructions and an obscene number of error sources. And, of course, you're graded on measurement accuracy and not much else (with the exception of a hastily drawn-up conclusion from splotchy data). Oh, what fun... it beats taking lecture notes, I guess.

[xbabybelugax.livejournal.com]

It was awesome to see you guys!

That was funny in the DC, too, because I was just listening to my Cd, looking at my history notes, and suddenly I felt the urge to look up, and I saw you both looking at me and motioning to me to come over. Something told me to look up...not only that, but to look directly at your table. :)