Midterms

This morning started with my hand-washing my clothing from last weekend in the shower with me, since it needed to be done by hand and I wouldn't have time otherwise.

Then came my Ammiyya midterm exam. It was only ten questions. Three hours of a break, and then my archeology midterm. This was only 25 questions.  Two hours, and then my Modern History of Jordan midterm. This one came in at only three questions. However, at the end of the day, my hand was cramped from writing so much. For the history exam alone, I filled up three computer pages front and back.

Now back home to take an exam and write two papers for my online class from Cedarville. Tonight I also have to study for my FusHa midterm tomorrow. And take care of all the final details for spring break.

On the way to the history class, though, a funny thing happened. I had arrived early enough to want to study outside. Just as I arrived at the building, I saw a bench sitting out front. There have been a distinct lack of benches around the vicinity, so I rejoiced that the University had responded to the need. I had just settled myself on the bench, when I heard a man sharply clapping beside me. I looked up and realized that the group of men I though I had beaten out for access to the bench were actually waiting there to move the bench. I jumped up to move. They laughed at me. The end.