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I get to go home today.
After a long, arduous journey to the Spring Valley DMV yesterday afternoon, I am half-way to passing the Class B permit test for buses and other over-sized gas-guzzling vehicles where I can sit down and tower 15 feet over the drivers around me. Yes! Seriously, I'm excited. You have to take the Class C, normal passenger vehicle, test again before taking the Class B, and I got a perfect score on that, so, yes, I do still belong on the road. Now, I am also authorized to drive automobiles with air-brakes. That doesn't actually mean anything since I haven't passed the general large vehicle exam yet, but if anyone wants to install air brakes in my little gold Honda, Mercy would love the power, and I am authorized to operate such a contraption.
This weekend will include writing a research paper, going shopping for graduation and the like with my mom, picking up my brother at LAX before church on Easter Sunday, and completing my Class B permit on Monday. Here's the fun part, none of these things, except maybe the Easter stuff, actually needs to be done for another month. I feel so on top of it! The paper is due in four weeks, but we already had to turn in a mini-paper with all of our research in it, so I might as well write the big-un while it's fresh on my mind. Graduation isn't until mid-May, but everyone's talking about it like it's right around the corner--then again, maybe it is. The driver's license thing probably shouldn't wait, but I still feel whoa-responsible for getting myself on it.
I guess that's the end of my random goodness for now. I'm off to pack for home!
After a long, arduous journey to the Spring Valley DMV yesterday afternoon, I am half-way to passing the Class B permit test for buses and other over-sized gas-guzzling vehicles where I can sit down and tower 15 feet over the drivers around me. Yes! Seriously, I'm excited. You have to take the Class C, normal passenger vehicle, test again before taking the Class B, and I got a perfect score on that, so, yes, I do still belong on the road. Now, I am also authorized to drive automobiles with air-brakes. That doesn't actually mean anything since I haven't passed the general large vehicle exam yet, but if anyone wants to install air brakes in my little gold Honda, Mercy would love the power, and I am authorized to operate such a contraption.
This weekend will include writing a research paper, going shopping for graduation and the like with my mom, picking up my brother at LAX before church on Easter Sunday, and completing my Class B permit on Monday. Here's the fun part, none of these things, except maybe the Easter stuff, actually needs to be done for another month. I feel so on top of it! The paper is due in four weeks, but we already had to turn in a mini-paper with all of our research in it, so I might as well write the big-un while it's fresh on my mind. Graduation isn't until mid-May, but everyone's talking about it like it's right around the corner--then again, maybe it is. The driver's license thing probably shouldn't wait, but I still feel whoa-responsible for getting myself on it.
I guess that's the end of my random goodness for now. I'm off to pack for home!
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