SAT
I'm going to take my scholastic aptitude test in January, partly for fun and partly to potentially attend an American university. This creates a 10-day span of hardcoreness which I shall endure, prosper in and come out quite relieved. The time leading up to those days will be a rigorous period of study and practice and I'll probably reach my peak on the second or third day. I'm sure you are all wondering why these 10 days are crazy.
Well, first of all I have my grade 10 piano exam on wednesday. (: Gr. 10 has crazy technique, including every scale and arpeggio and broken/alternate chord at 120 bpm. Every scale includes major, formula patterns, 3rds, 6ths, octaves (only at 80 bpm), minor harmonic, melodic, chromatic.) ACK. Saturday, I have my 3-4 hour long Reasoning Scholastic Aptitude Test with potential SAT II on individual subjects. This will be the most insane test that I have every written, and most likely while writing it I'll reach the peak of my grammatical skill and vocabulary during it. That next week I have provincials on Monday, Tueday, Wednesday and Thursday (English 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 12, Mathematics 12). Subsequently, I'M DONE. FREE FOR ETERNITY.
At least until I start a new semester that is and start filling out numerous applications for colleges, universities and scholarships. YAY. Regarding the 10 days of solid work, when do you think I'll be preparing for that??? hmmm??? Christmas break...that is when. psht psht, merry christmas brad, here is a phone book to review for your SAT. (not a hyperbole btw. the review book for the SAT is 700 pages long and the size of a phone book). w/e I'm a workaholic and won't mind it one bit. I recommend that all of you take the SAT and since my mark is put on a bell curve I'd encourage you to score slightly lower than me. ;P Anyways, I'm off to read "All Quiet on the Western Front". A very descriptive, effective and enjoyable book. Rock On.
P.S. to kevin. I haven't recorded any new material, but I have written 2 new songs which have only been heard by David. I'll be getting a CD over to you with your mother's care pkg, but I can't guarantee Devin's compliance on this. He claims to be, and I quote, "real busy".
Well, first of all I have my grade 10 piano exam on wednesday. (: Gr. 10 has crazy technique, including every scale and arpeggio and broken/alternate chord at 120 bpm. Every scale includes major, formula patterns, 3rds, 6ths, octaves (only at 80 bpm), minor harmonic, melodic, chromatic.) ACK. Saturday, I have my 3-4 hour long Reasoning Scholastic Aptitude Test with potential SAT II on individual subjects. This will be the most insane test that I have every written, and most likely while writing it I'll reach the peak of my grammatical skill and vocabulary during it. That next week I have provincials on Monday, Tueday, Wednesday and Thursday (English 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 12, Mathematics 12). Subsequently, I'M DONE. FREE FOR ETERNITY.
At least until I start a new semester that is and start filling out numerous applications for colleges, universities and scholarships. YAY. Regarding the 10 days of solid work, when do you think I'll be preparing for that??? hmmm??? Christmas break...that is when. psht psht, merry christmas brad, here is a phone book to review for your SAT. (not a hyperbole btw. the review book for the SAT is 700 pages long and the size of a phone book). w/e I'm a workaholic and won't mind it one bit. I recommend that all of you take the SAT and since my mark is put on a bell curve I'd encourage you to score slightly lower than me. ;P Anyways, I'm off to read "All Quiet on the Western Front". A very descriptive, effective and enjoyable book. Rock On.
P.S. to kevin. I haven't recorded any new material, but I have written 2 new songs which have only been heard by David. I'll be getting a CD over to you with your mother's care pkg, but I can't guarantee Devin's compliance on this. He claims to be, and I quote, "real busy".
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hey brad, I saw your mom and ted at the theatres last night and I sold them a pretzel :).
good luck with your piano exam and everything else--which is INSANE, by the way, but hey if you think you'll "thrive" under it...all the power to ya! but yes, good luck. you being brad, i'm sure you'll score annoyingly top marks in everything.
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