🎨 My Journey Through Art and Math 📚

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Hey everyone! 🌟

I had one of those days today—a mix of 🥳 and 😬. Let’s start with the good news first: my art professor loves my projects! 🖼️✨ Every time I turn in something, the feedback has been amazing. There’s just something about bringing creativity to life that feels SO rewarding. 🎉

But then… there’s math. 😅 Now, if you know me, you know that math and I are like oil and water 🛢️🌊. However, today I had a small victory! 🎉 Shocking, I know. 😲 My professor actually said, “Good job!” 🙌🏾 But, let me be honest, that was only because we were allowed to use calculators. 📱 If it weren’t for that, I’d probably be lost in the numbers again. 😩

Group work happened too (again… whyyy 😩), but this time it wasn’t so bad. I got paired with someone super helpful 🙏🏾 who really helped me figure out some problems. We went through it step by step, and then I actually solved one on my own! 🤯 I was so excited, I went up to the board and wrote it out for the class. And guess what? I got it right! ✅ It felt like a mini victory in my never-ending battle with math. ⚔️🧮

But let’s not get too excited because the test is on Thursday, and without that calculator, I’m probably going to struggle again. 😬 Seriously, why does math have to be so hard?! 😤 I’ll definitely be trying to practice more, but we’ll see what happens.

On a brighter note, I’m passing in writing and reading comprehension! Whoo! 🎉 It feels great to have some solid wins in those areas.

So, here’s the current score:

• Art 🎨: Doing amazing! 🌟

• Math 🧮: Still a work in progress. 💡

• Writing ✍🏾: Passing! Whoo! 🎉

• Reading Comprehension 📖: Passing! Whoo! 🎉

• Everything else: Hanging in there! 💪🏾

Thanks for reading and following along on this crazy ride with me! 🎢 I’ll keep you updated on how things go after the test. Fingers crossed 🤞🏾 I don’t completely bomb it. 😂

Until next time, stay awesome! ✌🏾💕

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