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I am stressed out! *sigh* I'm a sophomore, and in my state we have to take the graduation test this year. The tearchers are like "The graduation test is in March!! You must know everything!!!" Also, I have my permitt. I like driving and all...but I'm nervous. My sister (age: 10) doesn't help me much either... all I hear from her is "Help me!" I spend an hour riding to school, then spend 8 hours at school, then the hour ride back. Then I have to eat my dog or cat (my sister and I take turns), then I have to help my sister with any homework she has. Also, I'm getting worried about my grades. No, I'm not failing. I am getting mostly B's...but it seems like I'm not doing good enough.
*laughes* You want to know something sad? My birthday is a week before the graduation test, and the day before the gradution test is the earliest I can take my driver's license. -_- Lucky me, huh?
Does any one have stress management advice...or any kind of advice. ^__^ Thanks!!! (link)
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You have to eat you dog or cat egh? I think the problem here is cannibalism. Managing your time would be a good idea. If you want to do really well on your test I think the commute to school would be a great time. You could record the information on a tape and slip it in the tape deck in your car. That's two extra hours a day that you never had to study before. Other than that I dont think you really have that much to be stressed over. You're about to graduate, how hard can a ten year old's homework be? How long does it take you to feed your cat/dog? If you already know the road sign's and can drive well, I don't see the problem there either. Chill out. Your going to be just fine.
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Rating: 3
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^^' Sorry about the typo. I meant "feed my cats and dogs"
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