Yay! I took it. I get my results in 2-4 weeks, and my diploma after that. I am so tired. After the test, Mom took me out to China King. She’d won a free meal, and as a stipulation, we had to watch a program on fire safety. I am terrified of house fires. And home invaders. And everything else. So on top of the test I’m now scared of house fires and realize that I won’t be able to afford the awesome fire prevention alarms the man is going to pitch to be tomorrow, for in my safety fervor I made an appointment for 11 AM. With Flylady, my house is clean enough, besides the fact that my entertainment center is strewn across the floor connected by a motley assortment of cords in a definitely unsafe manner. My fire alarms, which are only 55.8% accurate anyway, apparently, are sitting in the kitchen, disabled and waiting for new batteries. I’m paranoid. More than usual. Pray for me, that I get thru the night without being singed or losing my sanity. -Taria
P. S. A battery, even a dead one, will ignite steel wool if both contact points touch it. Get those loose batteries out of drawers and ziploc before disposing them!
Now I’m scared! I didn’t know that about igniting the steel wool. I am pretty sure I don’t have steel wool anywhere but have TONS of batteries – both old and new. Thanks for the heads up.
Glad the GED is behind you.
Love you!
I’m glad your test is over with. Don’t get so stressed out about things. Do your best to tackle a problem and then relax.
Only got a couple of minutes before adashee closes the library. Congrats on taking and completing th GED- one major step completed! Outstanding!! Very proud of you daughter.
Second, just wanted to say…you sister calls herself “Butterfly Bitch?” I am very out of touch.
Will write more later. Get to go to Pascha in Seoul this weekend afterall.
Love you daughter!
daddy