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I was able to study well for physics. I was able to wake up this morning and get that last check of the material completed. When it is snowing, perhaps a little icy too, it is nice to have four wheel drive. Of course, I still have to negotiate the road with people driving miniature tin cans which should not be legal anywhere it snows and people who decide rear wheel two wheel drive trucks are nifty. Not only do they drive slowly, they drive poorly. Ah, but they save so much in gas for the 3 months it is warm and (mostly) dry here. Doh! Anyway, I made it to the test with time to spare so I used the time to give everything a once over again. I think I did well. I finished the test in less than 20 minutes, 20 minutes minus the time it took to get through the line to collect the test form, answer sheet, check my seat assignment, and then get going. If nothing else, I am almost certain I held onto my B. If I did as well as I am wondering, I might have pushed on to an A. Then again, the professor is adding in labs (which he indicated he made easier) directly to the scores of those who took them, so their bump is my bane since I did not take the lab section. Who knows. For certain though, this class is finished and I can begin focusing on the last final.
As I may have mentioned, I am very nervous about this next test. We have covered way too much material to meticulously go through it. I decided earlier on that doing all the homework, though nice if there is time, is actually rather pointless. Not enough sticks because of the volume. So I will be paring my studies down to tests and quizzes, only using the notes and homework in areas I am bogging down. I have until Friday morning to get this last act together. I might take a bit of a nap in order to clean my pallet so to speak, and wake focused. I am not tired, I woke well, but I still have a bit of nerve reflex from the test today. I get that whether I feel I did well or not.
It is snowing quite heavily here. When it stops, if I need a break from study I might drag out the snow blower and give it a whirl. Then again, maybe not. I will just have to see how things go during study and what I think I want to handle. I do not want to fail this final exam. It will require a lot of work to make sure that does not happen. I do enjoy the snow, personally, though. It is wonderful today. It is rather light if in a large volume. I hope we get more of it as I would like to try my hand at cross country skiing this year. This is the second snow. The first was heavy enough, but came at such a time that it was bad. It developed ice under everything and then became ice itself until it was gone. This looks to be a simple snow, like winter should be. I would open the window and watch, but the furnace is on the fritz again, and I need the thermal shielding of the curtains. Some other time, perhaps.
Well, off to a nap. I will dream of nothing but good things. A good study. A good final. And a good check for cracks in my eyelids. See ya.
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