Today just isn't my day.
I woke up this morning to mom yelling at me because one of Bijou's cats had peed on her, and she was threagtening to take them to the pound.
In Spanish (my easy class), I couldn't understand the material, no matter how many questions I asked. One of my classmates was watching me get frustrated, and I just hated it.
In Math, I got major cramps.
After Math I have a free hour, so I sat in an area of the school where there are tables and snack machines. Many more people need tables than are there, so if there's just you at a table, it's common that someone you don't know will sit across from you. There was this woman with her young son trying to sit across from me, and he was looking at me and shaking his head no. I really think he was scared of me. When they sat down, he just kept staring at me. I just hated it.
At lunch, Tristan essentially admitted that he stayed up all night on purpose, even though he knew he had to sell plasma today. We desperately need money, but every time he knows he has to sell plasma, he purposefully stays up the night before to sabotage it.
When we got to my surgery scheduling appointment (where I was finally going to schedule my gallbladder surgery), they give me the runaround and send me to all the wrong places because none of them know how to describe physical locations. I was reading a book to mom while we waited, and a man across from us mumbled 'Shut up' in a low tone. He may not have been talking to me/in reference to me, but I still felt like he was. It was very upsetting.
When I finally talked to somebody, they said that my 6 months of free health care had expired. That means that it has been over 6 months since I started trying to do something about my gallbladder. Which is just rediculous.
Suffice it to say, I didn't happen to have my last three paycheck stubs with me, so I had to reschedule. I'm going back after finals. Hopefully the surgery won't be so far away that it cuts into school.
So on the way home, we stopped to pay the water bill. As per our current custom, mom was going to write them a hot check and then put money in the back before they tried to cash it. But they said they wouldn't accept checks from us any more. So we had to come up with $180 cash.
Now I'm about to start in on my massive amounts of homework, and I find that my laptop's mouse has stopped working.
On a day like this, I'm surprised that my cat isn't dead or something. (*knock on wood*)
In Spanish (my easy class), I couldn't understand the material, no matter how many questions I asked. One of my classmates was watching me get frustrated, and I just hated it.
In Math, I got major cramps.
After Math I have a free hour, so I sat in an area of the school where there are tables and snack machines. Many more people need tables than are there, so if there's just you at a table, it's common that someone you don't know will sit across from you. There was this woman with her young son trying to sit across from me, and he was looking at me and shaking his head no. I really think he was scared of me. When they sat down, he just kept staring at me. I just hated it.
At lunch, Tristan essentially admitted that he stayed up all night on purpose, even though he knew he had to sell plasma today. We desperately need money, but every time he knows he has to sell plasma, he purposefully stays up the night before to sabotage it.
When we got to my surgery scheduling appointment (where I was finally going to schedule my gallbladder surgery), they give me the runaround and send me to all the wrong places because none of them know how to describe physical locations. I was reading a book to mom while we waited, and a man across from us mumbled 'Shut up' in a low tone. He may not have been talking to me/in reference to me, but I still felt like he was. It was very upsetting.
When I finally talked to somebody, they said that my 6 months of free health care had expired. That means that it has been over 6 months since I started trying to do something about my gallbladder. Which is just rediculous.
Suffice it to say, I didn't happen to have my last three paycheck stubs with me, so I had to reschedule. I'm going back after finals. Hopefully the surgery won't be so far away that it cuts into school.
So on the way home, we stopped to pay the water bill. As per our current custom, mom was going to write them a hot check and then put money in the back before they tried to cash it. But they said they wouldn't accept checks from us any more. So we had to come up with $180 cash.
Now I'm about to start in on my massive amounts of homework, and I find that my laptop's mouse has stopped working.
On a day like this, I'm surprised that my cat isn't dead or something. (*knock on wood*)