Omg hella stupid

I was right. I really called that one. Yesterday really was a bad day. Even though it wasn't a Wednesday it was still bad. I woke up and I knew right away. Then this whole "bad day" fiasco might lead into today because this is what happened this morning. I woke up to wake my suite mate up at 7 and then I went back to my bed to just lie there. A few things happened (I'll tell you over the phone if you like) and then I finally decided to get out of bed (this was around 9:43am). As I'm changing I realize... Crap! I just missed my NAS (native american studies) discussion which was from 9-10. That was so dumb. So of course I emailed my TA and told him I'm sick. Because in reality I am sick. Sick of life, that is.

Does anyone else usually get sick around April? I swear, something bad always happens around this time.

Freshman year of High School I got ear infection and we happened to be on the swimming unit of PE. The lousy PE teacher made me put my head underwater even though I told her I was sick. The next day I went to the doctor and he said that I now had a water bubble in my ear. I couldn't hear anything out of my left ear and it was really scary. I remember performing the Romeo and Juliet skit like that thinking that everyone was speaking really quietly while I was shouting. Why I won the award for Friar Lawrence is beyond me, maybe he was half deaf too. Eventually, I got the liquid drained out of my ear and everything was better.

Junior year of High School I got Pneumonia and 3/4 of my left lung was infected. I wonder if anyone still remembers that... The only one that I think would actually remember something like that is Eliza, mostly because I was at her house coughing out phlegm and infecting her with my disease (what can I say, friends are supposed to share everything). Don't worry I only got her sick, Pneumonia isn't contagious. Anyway, the only reason why I even went to the doctor was because when I ran up the stairs at my house, I became extremely out of breath. Although I'm a fat kid I'm usually alright if I run up a flight of stairs. After I went to the doctor he had a "wtf" look on his face because he would think that anyone with common sense would go to the doctor's office before 3/4 of their lung became non-functioning. Ha. Little does he know I lack common sense when it comes to my own well being.

So you guys can see the root of my worries right? Do you see the trend? It's every other year something big happens. I don't get sick on a regular basis but every other year in April something huge occurs. Unfortunately, this happens to be the year. I think that something bad might happen in the near future. And there you go, my bad day has turned into a bad month.

Alright I have to go get ready for class, I wouldn't want to miss Chemistry too.

plant guavas & look out the window <3