Live journal hates me

I just typed out an entry and tried to post it, but it disappearred, so now I have to retype it before I go to bed in hopefully 5 minutes.
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I had a very healthy dinner. Ben & Jerry's. I even had variety-a scoop of coffee coffee buzz buzz buzz, and a scoop of chocolate chip cookie dough.

After my shiur with Rabbi Alpert [meaning behind mitzvot] I called up my livejournal friend Daniel amawahibiki who lives in Japan, with the help of my trusty calling card. It wasn't so trusty, though. It only had 80 minutes. Usually it's up in the 600s, so I figured my family must have used it a lot, even though I don't even know if they know this number, since it was my card originally. Then I realized minutes within the US != minutes from the US to Japan. So I talked to him for 80 minutes, plus 4 from the second calling card which "had a lot of minutes" [saith my mom]. Oh well.

(And I know you're probably reading this...)

Talking to Daniel made my day. I had been ok for most of the time until right before and somewhat during Rabbi Alpert's shiur, but usually my mood worsens at night when I'm in this condition. But I've been happy since like 8:30. And it hasn't faded. I'm very grateful that you were able to get my mind off of things. Thank you.

Julie came over and ended up not helping with Hebrew because it was actually easy. We watched Dr. Quinn, which might become my new favorite show. And I had a healthy dessert of popcorn and hot chocolate.

I'm going to sleep now, and I'm getting 7.5 hours, actually, I could get more. My shiur is at 9. I'll wake up at 8:30!!!!!!! 8 hours!!!!

VOTE!

There's been a lot of rumors going around about people losing financial aid for registering to vote in Philadelphia. None of them are true.

That being said, please vote if you're eligible. No matter who you're voting for.

This is probably the most political entry I've posted thus far. Shows how much I like to get involved in political debates!

Bad Dream

I dreamed last night that I had taken the Hebrew test and thought I did well, but ended up with a 73!

Meanwhile, in reality, I've never gotten below an 80 in Hebrew, and maybe not even that low. And I only got in the B range once. I think it was like an 86. And that's without trying. So if I do try, I always get some sort of an A.

I think I laughed in my dream when I got my grade. Cause I knew it was impossible.

I'm sure Sataty is going to be very nice to me when I take it in terms of grading and stuff. I just need to find time to study with someone, probably Danielle, and then I'll take it. And she won't mind. I've studied with her for tests I've already done. And it'll help her Hebrew.

P.S. I got 7.5 hours of beautiful sleep! And I woke up early and went back to bed!