Test day...not an average day...

Today was one of those days, I knew I needed to get myself up and moving at a certain time.  Every morning I need my time with Lord...so important and I need breakfast, which usually consist of a bowl of fresh fruit.  Today my breakfast was strawberries,mango,papaya, and banana, with chocolate chips on top.

Maybe you know this and maybe you don't but I love chocolate...especially semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips.  However, a couple weeks ago, I got sick, and the thought of chocolate was not even an option, but as I got better I still couldn't eat a handful of chocolate chips as I did before...a sure problem something is still not right:)  However I have this huge bag of chocolate chips in my freezer and I need to eat them, so I have to put them in things, hence why I put them on my fruit salad.  If you haven't tried it you should.  A fruit salad for breakfast with greek yogurt, chocolate chips and a dap of honey is also really good.  Now onto my story...

I had to get up and moving because I had an exam today...a Spanish exam over Subjunctive rules #7 and #8 of which I didn't feel prepared for.  You see, usually I don't have to study much because the time in class is enough and then I try to use it out side of the classroom, but these rules...not so much..for some reason they were much harder for me to grasp.  I spent about an hour reviewing and making sentences and then headed to school.  Once I got to school, I was prepared to study a little bit more...like that ever happened...the social bug I am, just couldn't stop socialising.  Imagine that.

Finally it was time to go to class.  We received our test and I realized that rule #7 was not on it.  Our teacher forgot...I was saved by this mistake.   Our written exam was only regla #8!   However...regla #7 was in our oral exam.  But over all, I think it went well.  I wasn't stressed, I did my best, and now it's time for a long weekend and to do some exploring and some resting.  Next week will be busy..but wait which week isn't...

Until next time!


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