I can't believe that the school year is almost over, and that I'm going to be an upperclassman next year. I'll have to get through finals week first, which will be a challenge. Next week is dead week, although it's not quite a dead week, since we have classes. Why must they have classes during dead week? It boggles me a bit. A lot of professors want stuff turned in during dead week, including my professor. In some ways I can't wait to be done with my statistics class, but it's been fun. It's been hard, but it's been fun being in the class, and learning about all this stuff about statistics. I'm going to do my best on my final, as I haven't been doing very well the last couple of exams. I have a lot of studying ahead of me. I also want to help someone out in my statistics class get more participants for her research experiment. I feel bad for her, as it seems as if she's been working hard and things didn't work out for her. At the same time it seems as if she took a bite too big for her to chew. I don't know, I just feel like helping her. I mean, I think it's good for people to learn the consequences of their actions, but at the same time it's good to help others in need. It sucks to make it all the way to the end of the semester of a statisics class like ours (with learning research design included) just to fail it, especially if you've been working hard in the first place. Track is also over, which is nice (if I haven't said so already). I think it's nice to have a break from running once in awhile. It's nice having the feeling that you have more time available. It's hard for me to manage my time, as it goes by so fast (sometimes it goes by faster than others). I don't know if it's because of my Asperger's or what, time just seems to fly by sometimes without me knowing it. I'm also going to get some academic assistance next year, since my counselor thinks that I have trouble filtering out all the little stuff while reading my textbooks. I've never had a tutor like that before, which will be a new and awesome experience. I know that when I walk out of someplace having learn something new, I feel empowered. Hopefully I could get through the next couple of weeks unscathed! lol