Divine Lunacy

The stupid counter has been ticking for weeks; Counting down the days to what would either be the end of my life or a new beginning—the SAT. The test came and went and I’m no more insane than I was previously, but I am frightened of the possibility of retaking it at some point. At any rate, I don’t know if I’ll go to cumberland if I do take the SAT again. They were just sooo organized. I got there at about 0745 and there were lines of people stretching out through the doors and into the rain. Yeah, thats right… I had to wait in the rain. There were many persons there, most of whom had no idea where they were going. It didn’t help that there was only one teacher directing the hundreds of students. The room assignments were posted on the doors… Would have been nice if they had actually bothered to put a large attention drawing sign on top of them. Even when someone did find out what room to go to, there were no signs of direction, just that one teacher directing hundreds of studends. It didn’t help that they only had one person admitting studens per room. It takes a while to admitt 43 students one by one… It must have been past 0830 by the time the hombre finally got around to opening the test book. We got out around 1300. I admitted one on the math section and consciously got one wrong however, the one I [know I] got wrong is a grid-in and thus will not lose me any points. As for the critical reading and writing… Eh… I dislike them… I’ll definiltely do better on writing than reading though.

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