It's been 2 weeks since school started, which my previous post was related to. So, I thought it was time to make a new post.

Every week is seemingly the same to me, as long as there's school. Here's an ordinary week of mine:

Monday: Worst day of the week which I wish didn't exist (like that would help). I immediately turn off my alarm in the morning and go back to sleep. I may sometimes start swearing from the inside while at it. The first two classes at school are MATHS. Two classes of maths in a row, in the Monday morning. Seriously, what were they thinking when they were designing the schedules?

Tuesday: In the morning I feel like the week's never going to end. This day is also the most exhausting day of the week, in terms of classes.

Wednesday: A relaxed day which I have neutral feelings for. Sometimes it may be a good one, sometimes it would be crappy. I don't know how to describe it.

Thursday: Both because it's the day before Friday, and because we are free in terms of clothes, it's my second favorite day.

Friday: Favorite day for obvious reasons. It's also far from tiring. When the day is over, there is nothing like the excitement of the weekend holiday. After school I tend to take a nap, because every week wears me off.

Saturday: I wake up with a huge smile and usually keep it on the whole day. I can do whatever I want, whoop-pee-doo.

Sunday: I don't like this day. While it IS a holiday, somehow I can't take off the thought of having to go back to school the other day. I have a private maths class usually between 2 and 4:30 PM, which is frankly tiring. I'm usually sensitive this day, especially in the afternoon, and can be hurt easily. It doesn't take me long to realize that it's 10 PM and I still have a maths homework to do. In fact, in the moment of writing this, I need to be studying for the maths quiz for tomorrow.
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On February 18th, I beat BioShock 2, which I thought was an awesome game from the beginning to the end. Just the day after that, I started it again, this time on hard difficulty and without the use of vita chambers.