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The Gov AP test was today. I was really impressed by how promptly I woke up this morning! I got up when my alarm went off around 6-ish, and then after I got ready, I did some more reading until about 7:10-ish, and then I drove to school. After stopping by Hendricks' room (where I did some last minute cramming with the packet he gave us), we went over to the library. I was really anxious; Ken, Billy, and Khang were feeding me questions, and I didn't know the answers to any of them. D8

It wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be. The MC was alright; a lot of the information I studied last night showed up, which was definitely encouraging. And then the FRQ was alright! The first question was probably the hardest; it asked a lot about interest groups, and part c of #1 was asking for a specific federal regulation that limited interest groups, and I was like ohcrapohcrapohcrap because all I could think of was the Campaign Finance Reform because that's all the guys were talking about earlier and it was stuck in my head. So after a while I was just like 'screw it' and started going off about how interest groups might want to give contributions to the candidate of their choice, and the Campaign Finance Reform put a cap on the amount they could give, and something about McCain and Feingold leading to a ban on soft money.

... And then later I asked Ken what he wrote about, and he said soft money ban, and I basically screamed "OMG ME TOO. :`DDD" And Billy asked "Did you mention McCain-Feingold?" and I shouted "YES. :`DDD" Anyhow, I'm hoping for a three. xD

Afterwards it was lunch, and since these next few weeks are block schedule, and today was the even classes and I don't have a sixth, I just headed home. I was kind of late going to the gate though; Ann had already closed the gate and was getting into her cart and I ran over and she opened it up for me again lol.

Omg, look how thin it is! It's only 200-ish pages (even less, actually, since only half of it is macro!), and I get another week to study! :`D

At one point, Mom asked me to go outside with her and take a picture of our gate cuhs she wanted to install a new gate, since the latch has been broken on our gate for years, and she wanted to send it to the guy who was doing it for us.

And then we lurked over to the Kushida's, and very stalkerishly took a picture of their gate lollll.

... And then later I started doodling instead of studying loll.