
Whew! I have been absolutely swamped lately.
My class schedule consists of:
Pre-Calc (With which my teacher left last week on monday)
Economics (Year-long course compressed into 1 semester)
Spanish (I'm half Puerto Rican and I still can speak barely any Spanish)
Latin (ugh...)
Literary Magazine (For which I'm the editor of)
Humanities
Computer Programming (And I'm not very good with computers, honestly.)
AP Literature
Senior Thesis (I'm researching hydrogen and ethanol powered cars and my argument is based on how lighterweight materials would improve performance and fuel efficiency)
Chemistry (Another full-year class compressed into 1 semester, but did I mention it's a college class at the University of South Florida, and it's a web class?!
As well as a Yoga class, Digital Photography, Life Skills class, College Planning (Did I mention i'm a senior?), and of course helping out with the school newspaper crew of 3, which includes myself (one issue a week!).
Believe me, i'm amazed i'm still alive. I thought senior year was supposed to be the easy one, right?
As far as dA is concerned, I'm going to try giving better, more honest and constructive comments, so I won't be able to comment on all of your pieces.
But, it's for the best, honestly I appreciate getting honest comments on my pieces, so I should do the same.
Hope you're all doing better than me!








haha ah well...im not doing much better
good luck
Still though, it shouldn't be this bad.
I'll always be making my fractals though.
And, its quite the schedule, but I have virtually no social life, so I guess it balances out, in a bad way.
They are thinking of combining hydrogen production with the wind generators here to offset power generation when the wind doesn't blow. I heard that there is a new method of storing hydrogen for use in vehicles...or other electrical generation...a solid form, I think.. I only caught part of it on the news.
I'll have to take a look into that when I get the chance.
I usually thrive on having things to do, but there's a line between "keeping me busy" and "overwhelming me."