POST 324.

A bad hair day turned into unluckiest day of the week.

So the problem began when I decided to procrastinate, resulting in me staying up to 12 midnight last night, finishing off the PP outline. This morning, I woke up realising I had left my hair tied up and went to bed. 

I walked into the bathroom and untied my hair and, omgawd it was a disaster. I probably spent the whole morning trying to comb it down and fixing all the curls all over the place. Then on the bus I had a horrible time trying to catch some sleep so basically, I didn't get any sleep at all. Then, the insanity started during math class. 

As I was slaving over PP last night, I didn't get a chance to revise the arithmetic and geometric sequences for the math test. I was struggling through the test and ended up adding the numbers manually to 1000 instead of using for the formulas. I was working on that question (level 7 to 8) for most of the time and I was pretty happy I managed to do it and finish in time. I checked again and again just to make sure I didn't add the difference to the next number in sequence wrong.

THEN, during break. I realised a hugggeee mistake. Vivien told me her answer was 21 while mine was 32 and I was asking, "how is that possible?" That was when she told me the difference between each number was 4. My immediate reaction: A pause for 3 seconds and then, endless screaming and cursing for a whole minute. Omfg, I must have had some kinda hallucination or something. Either that, or I'm just having a horridly horridly unlucky day.

The sequence: 10, 14, 18... (14-10 = 4, 18-14 = 4.)

For some stupid reasons, I wrote down the difference between each number as 2, 4, 6, 8... WTF WAS I THINKING OR EVEN READING AT THAT TIME?! ... No I wouldn't be that pissed if it wasn't a level 7 to 8 question, plus, I spent so much time manually calculating it. At that point, I just felt like stabbing myself in the gut. 

As if that wasn't bad enough, it happened again in the second paper. 

(x-3)^2 + (y+4)^2 = 25. From there I have to graph that and find the intersection point. I was pretty happy with myself that I managed to actually figure it out. It's pretty easy, surprisingly, all I have to do is make y the subject.

y^2 + 16 = 25 - x^2 - 9

y^2 = 25 - x^2 - 9 - 16

y = 5 - x - 3 - 4

y = -2 - x

I can't remember if I actually did the sign change right because I might have made a stupid careless error right there. BUT, I'm praying to god I didn't make another stupid mistake. I swear, if it's because of these two mistakes I made that results in me flunking both papers, I am going to stab myself. Literally.

And then when I got to DT class after lunch, I realised I lost my student diary with all my homework recorded in it. I tried to think back (and trust me, I really did try despite my memory of a goldfish.) where I last used it so I checked my locker but it wasn't there. I couldn't think of anywhere else it would be so I decided I'd figure it out tomorrow back at school. Maybe I'd check the science room or something although I think I placed it into my bag after science class, which was the last time I used it.

Oh boy and tonight's going to be heck of a night with piles of work due.

Thursday, a day supposedly to be one of the better ones in the week, apparently sucked today. In fact, it was the worst day of the week today. No honestly, can anything worse happen?