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The subject test is tomorrow...and it shall be good 2003-11-07 - 8:32 p.m. 
Good news:*I'm not freaking out. On the contrary, I feel calm and only occasionally cough. *If that practice test is any indication, I may as well put on my pastel light blue hat--10 inch feather included--and get me a caddy with some red interior..because I will pimp.that.shit. Possibly bad news: *I didn't give myself 24 hours before this test. Then again, that's what was recommended for the general test. ---- Then again, I might not need it. See, this test consists of one section of 215 questions. You've got 170 minutes to answer them. They're all multiple choice, 5 answer choices each. Now that doesn't mean that shit is easy. On the contrary, I've been in this field for 3 years professionally and I ain't even HEARD of some of the stuff they put on here. The only thing I've gotta remember is that I can skip 30 questions, get another 30 wrong and I'll STILL get an awesome score. Considering I polished off that book and I'm about the review the practice test, I think I stand a good shot. ---- And after this test? Dude/non-Dude, if I had me some homies up in this 'hood and they fucking knew some shit to do some shit--I'd be all up in that shit. Since it's just a one man show over here for the most part, though, I'm at least going to: *Do a 5 hour photo shoot *Have dinner out *Catch up with people through various media. A relatively quiet celebration, I give you that, but there is naught of binge drinking with friends to be had, nor booty calls to be made afterwards or during. ---- Getting to the testing site won't be a problem. I can't imagine who in the hell would be up at 6am on a saturday morning except for cops, truckers and toasted teenagers or 20 somethings binging on derealization. I have to walk 15 some blocks to the testing site, yes, but it's a familiar spot: not even 30 feet from Mt University's psychology building. Here I'd been worried about finding out where it was--then I take a look at a map and laugh at myself. Wish me luck. Blessings to you all. ---- No photographs...but soon...oh soon... |
