oh man 11 hrs of work

wow I feel so much more confident after working 11 hrs today. 77$ total

9am - 3pm was really settle, these clergy men came in wanting to buy a watch that gives you lottery numbers and didn't want to pay tax...

I thought to myself you are a clergy man are you not to gamble? of course I didn't say it to his face, but he payed tax anyways.

3pm - 9pm went by rly fast because matt was working with me...

all in all today was a good day, i finished my homework, I got payed to do somewhat nothing. awesome

SAT... again

Took my SAT for the third time today. I don't know why, maybe I thought I could do a bit better than my last ones. I should know better though. I don't study for it, so what's the point? I actually think I did worse than nomal on this one. I answered less on the majority of the sections, and my essay was a mess (my first paragraph didnt agree with the rest of the paper).


What's with the SAT? I can understand the SAT2, etc. because it's on specific material. The math portion of the SAT is reasoning questions that you almost never see in school past a certain grade. Thus studying for the math portion means you need to use their SAT help book. Why test us on the majority of something we don't get drilled on in school? I need to study other subjects and do other HW. I dont want to study for hours on material thats only good for one test. The english section is ok though, it basically tests grammar and vocabulary (only grammar isnt taught past like 7th grade).


But im probably wrong about all of this so DISREGARD IT (lol).

First day repairing and selling watches!!

Woo, I just came back from my new job, Dakota Watch Company.

Wow I've never knew how complicated a simple watch company do.

Well I get my first pay check at the end of the month so hopefully I'll make enough to get another motherboard or get a new vid card.


thanks for reading!

Things that changes your ethics...

A couple month ago I mentioned stem cells to my father for a school project, he didn't really get what the big fuss was about. now that one of his friend's child needs stem cells in order to have a hope of being able to live a full life, my father started to talk to me about Bush's ethics on stem cells.

Here's the story.

Three years ago my father's mechanic had a child, but the delivery was delayed for 4-5 hours and causing the child's right brain to die. The child now cannot talk or walk. Now the mechanic is going back to china to get stem cells implanted into the child's brain, because president Bush does not allow federal funding of stem cell research.

This made me think, what if Bush's family member has a failing organ, or his parents contract Parkinson's. Would that make him reconsider his past actions?