Day 30, hoorah and stuff! Anyway, early in the morning, we got a call. The caller was asking me if I'd like to drum in the high school musical! She said that the high schooler drummers she was considering were both in the play, so she asked our band director who could drum and he directed her to me, awesome! So apparently it's an 80s sort of musical, which is better! I gotta say, the 80s was my favorite decade music-wise. Anyway, I emailed her back saying I'd do it just a bit ago, and I can't wait to begin practicing. Of course, it's probably not as big of a deal as I'm making it out to be, but drumming at a high school event... Wow, I feel honored! I'll keep you updated as I receive information 
Anyway, I'mma also talk Algebra now. So our teacher didn't think we understood what we've been doing at all. We normally do odd numbered problems in our book (like 13-37 odd instead of 12-38 all or something, you get it.) Anyway, the odd number's answers are in the back of the book. You can just go and check if you got the right answer. If you didn't do it right, you can't just change it. The only way you get full credit is by showing all of your work. Anyway, our sub thought that we were just getting our answers in the back and cheating, which we weren't, so now she's assigning the even numbers! So she explains it then leaves us to figure it out on our own. If we don't understand it, there's no way to double check. The catch? If we do bad on a paper, she'll let us redo the problems we got wrong and give us full credit for them. I'm still pretty mad, because I do NOT understand Algebra hardly at all. Oh well. Anyway, that's enough typing for now (my hand's starting to cramp up Dx) Tune in tomorrow, Court (and others who read my blog... If there are others...) Haha, seeya!
Question of the day: Should I be excited to drum in the HS musical?
Anyway, I'mma also talk Algebra now. So our teacher didn't think we understood what we've been doing at all. We normally do odd numbered problems in our book (like 13-37 odd instead of 12-38 all or something, you get it.) Anyway, the odd number's answers are in the back of the book. You can just go and check if you got the right answer. If you didn't do it right, you can't just change it. The only way you get full credit is by showing all of your work. Anyway, our sub thought that we were just getting our answers in the back and cheating, which we weren't, so now she's assigning the even numbers! So she explains it then leaves us to figure it out on our own. If we don't understand it, there's no way to double check. The catch? If we do bad on a paper, she'll let us redo the problems we got wrong and give us full credit for them. I'm still pretty mad, because I do NOT understand Algebra hardly at all. Oh well. Anyway, that's enough typing for now (my hand's starting to cramp up Dx) Tune in tomorrow, Court (and others who read my blog... If there are others...) Haha, seeya!Question of the day: Should I be excited to drum in the HS musical?
