Monday, November 9, 2009

Present?! Now!?

Today, I almost completed my entire presentation. All I have left to do is finish a few labels and then I will start my note cards. after that all i have to do is print them out when I come to school and start to glue them to note cards and will will be ready to attempt to present.

Im very nervous about presenting and im scared, I hope I get everything to gether by tomorrow ans ill definately be ready. I still need to work on my website and then all will be well. mrs.Savido...you make me nervous and frustrated when you yell and scream about me not being ready right now. Ill get there dont worry mrs.savido, and we shall never have to worry again.

A part of me thinks ill present well but we will have to wait to find out.
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