Today, I wrote my French exam, and I think it went as well as could have been hoped. I got stuck on only two questions, but I managed to work them out eventually. I got out of the exam after one and a half hours of torturous work, and then celebrated by buying a new book. I haven't started it yet, but I'm sure it will be good. It's called The Luxe, and my friend recommended it to me.
Yesterday and the day before, I watched The Young Victoria. I may watch it again tonight, because we rented it, and it has to go back tomorrow (I think..). Anyway, I'm in love with it. I've always loved period books. It also fascinates me; I've never really thought too much about Victoria's young life. Also, I think Rupert Friend is gorgeous.
Tomorrow, I have to write an English exam that I'm pretty confident about. My teacher makes the easiest exams in the history of exams. The only thing I'm dreading is having to have to write one, possibly two essays, which should take me a good half an hour. I also have to know the complete content from 'Romeo and Juliet', which sounds hard, but isn't really. The other thing I have to do is memorize a passage from the book and then write it in the exam, explaining it. I've chosen the Prince's last speech; it's the last piece of dialog in the whole play. The only reason I know it is because I had to read it in class earlier this year, and I thought it easier to read something that I already knew, rather than going into the trouble of learning something completely from scratch.
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