<p>eat well!!!</p>
<p>Don't get doped out on caffeine / sugar if you don't have a habbit of doing so in the mornings.</p>
<p>Before the act, i had a 1/2 pound taco bell burrito saved from the night before, with a bunch of the fire sauce. I had a few smelly farts during the test, and didn't do great on the test. But I bet the people around me didn't do too well either! Ha, I'm awful. Anyways, moral of the story, don't eat spicy burritos before tests.</p>
<p>The warm milk and omelete sounds good. I'm going to have that with oatmeal and toast tomorrow morning, which means I'll have to wake up a bit earlier!</p>
<p>i woke up too late last time to eat some breakfast...i'll probably just drink some tea/coffee and bring a small snack this time</p>
<p>Oh, Karl Marks. That was an amusing story.</p>
<p>I plan on eating whole-grain cereal, a small glass of milk, and my usual vitamins. I'm bringing a bottle of water, a bar of chocolate, and an energy bar to the test. Heehee. </p>
<p>NA123, great and detailed tips.</p>
<p>my friend once said not to eat a big breakfast because that would mean more energy is going to your digestive system than your brain...makes you think lol</p>
<p>Anyways, I had two potatoes with sour cream and butter and a salad
potatoes= a lot of energy (carbs)</p>