Second Week of Semester Two Experiment
Conductor: Meghan
Introduction: This experiment was conducted because I had no choice, it was implemented against my will, you could say. This experience outlines simple observations, oversimplified analyses, and a boring construct of boring words about something, quite frankly, boring.
What happens in Semester Two of Meghan's junior year of high school?
Hypothesis: Continued depression, worsening experiences, too much homework, declining grades, increasingly annoying people will all appear. I will feel badly. I will dislike it very much.
Experiemental Data/Observations:
- I require more sleep than my fruitful body initially let on. Upon issuing much more sleep, I functioned considerably better, but nevertheless was overly crabby, subdued, and became angered enormously easily.
- An excessive amount of sleep, computer time, and chocolate leads to a toleration of school. Barely tolerable existence.
- I realized that I've ridden (?) the bus for most of my life. It's a constant fixture, extremely familiar, and I don't mind it so much afterall.
Analysis: If I continue to eat so much chocolate I will become morbidly obese. I need to exercise more. Maybe that's the reason my back hurts so much...lack of exercise. That makes sense right? This analysis has taken on a much less professional tone than the rest of this "scientific" write up. END IT NOW! ABORT ABORT ABORT MISSION!
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