¡Hola Clase de Español!

Tonight is my oral presentation in Spanish class and I will be using this blog as part of the demonstration. We need to speak for two minutes using the vocabulary we learned this semester. Should be easy - we learned how to talk about our classes and our family, both of which I do a lot of on this blog.

As I am talking about it, I will call this blog up on the big overhead projector and say:

"Clase, este es un ejemplo de mi blog. Diga hola a los lectores."

(Class, this is an example of my blog. Say hello to the readers.)

Can you see them all waving? Don't be shy, wave back.

But before I even do that, I have an in-class Philosophy final on Orwell's 1984. The professor did mention some possible topics, but he wasn't sure of all them yet as of last week. We can start in class today and type for the next two days before handing it on on Thursday's class, and then that will be the end of Philosophy this semester.

Last night was our test on the Milky Way in Astronomy and instead of a cheat sheet, I partnered up with my lab buddy Daniel. The teacher suggested he beg me to help, so I did. I think we did pretty good. This section was more memorization than application, and I think between the two of us, we did okay. Wednesday is the final in this class, and it is not mandatory, but the professor will drop the lowest grade including the final. I think I'll take it anyway. He promised it wouldn't hurt my grade. But after working on the take home lab final (a large packet of labs similar to what we did in class), I'm not so sure the final will be any easier.

I think my time between classes today will be reading and writing instead of walking. That's okay, there will be plenty of time for walks next week.

¡Adiós!