The Day of Perpetual Physics

It was totally 80 degrees outside... and it was humid. I hope it thunderstorms.

My day pretty much sucked. After not getting a sufficient amount of sleep because I was simply unable to fall asleep, I woke up and went to physics discussion. Then I skipped calc and went to my physics professor's office hours, which made me late for German. Because I was late for German, I didn't have time to look over the stuff for the quiz and thus failed the quiz (or at least did very bad). No one was around to eat lunch with and I ended up with two people I hardly knew, and that was a little awkward. And then of course there was all the physics and dinner with five people squished at a table not meant for five.

What classes should I take next semester? I'm thinking honors calc 3, (honors?)intro psych, german 232, and...? Any suggestions? I was thinking maybe linguistics or philosophy or something even more random like Greek. I wanted to take a history class, but there doesn't appear to be any interesting ones for next semester. I looked into a world religions course, but it's MWF 2-3, and yeah that sucks. I'm not taking anthro. I'll find a different way to fulfill my R&E requirement.

So... I've read all of the sections from my physics book that will be covered on the exam, I went through all the example problems in those sections, I did all of the "test your knowledge" problems at the end of the sections, I took the practice exam 3 times and the old exam twice, I looked at another old exam, I made a list of all pertinent equations, I went to all the lectures AND took notes, I went to all the discussions, I went to my professor's office hours, and I spent hours and hours and hours doing all of these things. The only thing I didn't do yet was look over the discussion worksheets and I'll do that tomorrow.