Day of Reckoning

Tomorrow is the big day, I begin my government test at about 8:00 am. Right now I should be studying, but I had to take a small break before my brain started bleeding, and that small break has turned to a relatively large break, with a little blog post to top it off. Sounds like some procrastination dessert, mmm mmm good!

P.S I injured myself, playing some volleyball now my wrist is in a brace and I'm typing two words per minute.

P.P.S I injured myself like a man

Ramblings before a test

So I'm sitting here at my local Beans and Brews coffee shop studying for my government test, instead of being in my first class of the day. But as I sit here I am wondering if the testing policy we see in our educational system today is effective in encourage attendance, or if in general a policy based not upon heavy weighted test taking would produce an incline in the attendance of students. Though it could be that if the major test were removed from our system then maybe it would be replaced with some form of student lethargy... I guess that's an interesting question, does not having heavy test produce some form of anarchical lethargy? But the most likely answer is I'm stalling and justifying MY procrastination, but it takes a big man to admit that, I think... I'm pretty sure it does.