Whoo! I'm finally done with AP exams. I took my last one (AP English Language) today. It was pretty easy. Although, time ran out for the multiple choice section when I had one passage left to read. It's no biggie though since the passage that I missed only had a few questions. The passage was really weird too, so I probably saved myself from a lot of wrong answers. The essays were ok too. I was spacing out a lot while writing them because the prompts were kind of boring.

Crystal is writing her response to my last note tonight. According to Tina, Crystal is going to back up her claim using passages from the Bible. In preparation for this, I've been reading Wikipedia about references of homosexuality in the Bible and the Christian view of homosexuality. I think I'm well prepared to argue against the claim that she'll raise. Speaking of Crystal, I mentioned that weird writing in my yearbook to her and said this, "I saw that weird writing you wrote in my yearbook. I'm really good at figuring those types of puzzles out, so I'm going to try to whenever I have the time." After I said that, she made this kind of an evil yet nervous laugh. It was really weird. She also said something, but I couldn't really understand it.

We'll see how everything goes.

My final AP exam is tomorrow. I'm so excited. After sitting through 3+ hours of English Language, I'll be free from AP exams until next year. I'm thinking tomorrow's exam will be a piece of cake. My English teacher prepared us a lot for the exam, so the actual exam will be nothing.

So yesterday Crystal signed my yearbook and left this weird looking message on it. It turns out, it's one of those languages where one symbol represents a letter and stuff like that. Well, I'm really good at figuring out what those things mean in English, so I knew within about 10 minutes that she had written: "I can't tell you, but I really really like you, and it woulc cause so many problems if I told you." I'm debating whether or not to tell her that I cracked the code. I guess I'll just mention it to her a little bit. Like, I'll say something like "I saw that weird language thing in my yearbook. I'm gonna try to solve it since I'm really good at solving those."