don't stress!
I didn't sleep enough last night, only around 5 and a half hours. I suppose I never sleep enough, but it only bothers me every once in awhile, like now. I want to be consistent 7 hour sleeper. No more though than 7 or 8 hours though because then I'd just feel lazy. I'm too productive at night for that. Anyway I should get more sleep since I have the block off.
"off" anyway. Actually, I don't. My transcript says MEMS 485, not vacation block. Damn senior project. That means that on top of grad school aps, I need to get a whopping good start on this project so that Miller has something to grade me on for the block. Boo. I wonder how much he actually needs done... perhaps I'll bargain with him.
The health center told me I need to try to keep myself less stressed this block, for the sake of curing my spots. It's unfotunate that skin disorders like these polka dots (or eczema ect.) are so little-understood and under-researched. Pityriasis rosea basically goes away without treatment in a month and may itch a bit at the worst, usually (except in my case) never comes back, and isn't contagious, so nobody will put money to researching it. I suppose that makes sense when we have bigger health problems to worry about than benign red dots, like AIDS, or Cancer, or that weird problem my brother had with his heart. That was scary.
I'm rambling and procrastinating. Amy, open up word and make yourself a chart for pete's sake.
"off" anyway. Actually, I don't. My transcript says MEMS 485, not vacation block. Damn senior project. That means that on top of grad school aps, I need to get a whopping good start on this project so that Miller has something to grade me on for the block. Boo. I wonder how much he actually needs done... perhaps I'll bargain with him.
The health center told me I need to try to keep myself less stressed this block, for the sake of curing my spots. It's unfotunate that skin disorders like these polka dots (or eczema ect.) are so little-understood and under-researched. Pityriasis rosea basically goes away without treatment in a month and may itch a bit at the worst, usually (except in my case) never comes back, and isn't contagious, so nobody will put money to researching it. I suppose that makes sense when we have bigger health problems to worry about than benign red dots, like AIDS, or Cancer, or that weird problem my brother had with his heart. That was scary.
I'm rambling and procrastinating. Amy, open up word and make yourself a chart for pete's sake.