I left instead with Roberto Giust. We were trying to decide on a place where we could dine. Just as Roberto and I turned into the door of Taylor's, into the same door from the other side turned Julia Brown, Ana Murteira, and Mimi Tam. For a few bucks I satisfied my craving, but I neglected to do anything about the thirst that had been growing in me throughout the day, mainly a product of not having drunk anything all day. I smacked myself for not thinking to get a drink later on, during the math test, which was pretty straightforward, except I came in a little late and so was unable to finish completely.
Some people dread tests.
Astronomy was nothing out of the ordinary. Because I was actively using my brain in Math today, I didn't get a chance to sleep, so I did some of that in Astronomy. We were learning about Kepler's 3rd law of planetary motion anyway, which was something that Mr. Price tossed into our physics curriculum when I had him for Regents Physics. English was very quiet today. Mostly because nobody read the book.