AP Stat—

Is rather boring (just like the SATs). Well, more specifically, statistics, as a subject, is really fascinating, but AP statistics, as a test, is not. Matt and I have been "studying" since early this morning, and so far we've concluded that: a) the equation for the t-distribution is very complicated; b) Schrödinger's cat does not make any sense; and c) we're going to fail the free response section.

The very fact that, at 9:17AM, I am sitting in the library typing up this post, instead of something more productive, such as studying, is testament to the absolute non-attractiveness of the test. Instead, I think I will use the rest of the time to study for calculus, which, albeit also not as fascinating as the subject itself, is much, much harder and thus deserves more attention, especially on my part, as I've been rather miserably failing the series/parametric/polar sections.

Another reason why I'm typing here: I spent so much time making the background to my blog (a.k.a. borrowing it from another blog-making website) that now I'm rather obsessed with it and cannot live for a day without staring at it (granted, I have not yet lived a day since when I first got it, but that's besides the point).

So I've got two hours and a half left, before I see what this year's exam is really like. Then another half-day before the calc exam, then less than a week for my chem exam. Chem is decidedly easy, except maybe acid/base and equations but the rest is so easy that it doesn't matter. Calc, on the other hand—

Perhaps I should study now.