claire_chan

I don't doubt that we are complaining about each other.

But especially lately, she has been complaining to me about:
i. how much I myself complain
I'm willing to consider I do complain a lot. I think that I have valid things to complain about though!
II. the whole Pre-Calculus issue
I had difficulty finding the right textbook. Overall, I'm not especially concerned, since I do have the WileyPLUS website he uses (what that is? Basically the same as what Dr Maggio linked to all the time from theory for assignments [which since I know not many people in my LJ readership have experienced is grades &c] and it seems like a digital copy of the textbook... which would work well since then I would not have to dump $9x on a textbook.)
iii. gas
Now I'm minorly regretful I did not bother to email the Pre-Calculus professor sooner to get all the information. But I really didn't know that it would be an issue.
IV: how she didn't know exactly when father/Victoria were returning from "the old country"
Sometime this evening, I've basically gotten

(By the way, I've decided I will generally refer to that subject as "Pre-Calculus" [sic] or "mathematics" [also sic]. I wish to give the specific subject respect, and by calling it the full name, I sidestep the math/maths issue. Mother has been calling it "math" and only mentions maths when discussing the male with whom I recently broke up)

I am glad she's not getting horribly upset I only placed into Pre-Calculus, as I had been. I, by the way, am past that, after all, did I really expect I would remember the unit circle or much else after a car accident I may not have survived? I primarily have the notes I myself wrote when I was okay with set theory, and the Calculus textbook Leopold masticated.

Actually, I did expect that, eheehee. ^^;;;; Silly silly Claire-chan. But, but, I've read about many other car accident victims who were able to place into really impressive institutions of academia post factum!! Look up brain trama, I think, and you can see yourself. Take a gander at Brain Blogger, which I enjoy daily emails from.

I seem to get two or more pieces of music stuck in my head at the same time rather frequently. It'd be part of why I tend not to listen to music if not required to.