Harry Potter

Well, I just got done reading the Harry Potter book, and I must say, it was definitly one of her better ones, if not the best one yet, in my humble opinion. It had a good introduction, the plot rarely faltered for more that a few pages, and the more climactic and reveling parts of the story, though for the most part predictable, were so well written that it really didn't matter whether or not you saw it coming; it was still interesting. For anybody who hasn't ready Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince but has still read the other books in the series, I strongly reccomend it to you. It is by far one of her best books.

On another note, I got my AP test results back a few days ago and was going to tell them to you in midi-accompanied song, but luckilly my internet faltered and the entry was lost to the world. Still, I managed to pass all of my AP tests and earn credit for college. I got a four in English (much to my surprise), a four in psychology (no thanks to Mr.Travis), and though I have no idea how, I pulled off a five in calculus. All in all, the scores wern't as high as I had hoped but were each one point higher than I expected. I just have to say that there must have been a bunch of very ignorant people that took the AP english test to managed to throw off the curve so much that I earned a four. I mean, my essays weren't even decent by my standards. Thank the gods for curves, though. And parabolas. And those wierd functions that look like they a sinusodal but don't really exist at point zero and grow exponentially as they approach infinity, and you can only find out their value by squishing them between two functions.