Actually A Good Day
This actually wasn't a bad day. I thought It would be worse because it was a Monday, but It's just been a quiet, sunny day. The sunny part's going to change really quickly, but I enjoyed the sun as much as I could. Tomorrow we're supposed to get a pretty good snowstorm where I live, and from what they're saying that we can get snow total wise, I'm really hoping that classes are canceled at least one day this week. It would be a total treat if they were canceled two days out of the week.
I actually was going to curl up under the covers and doze off for a while today, bit when I tried I found out that I couldn't fall asleep no mutter how much I tried to. I'm just too wide awake, I'm not tired like I usually am. The vitamins I've been taken coupled with the melatonin I take and sleepy time tea I drink before I go to bed actually helps me sleep--most of the time. I'm just glad I seem to have cases of insomnia during the weekend because I really can't afford to have them during the week unless I have to stay up and finish something.
Something really annoying happened on Friday. The small refrigerator that I keep in my dorm decided to give out and stop working, so I was left with warm pop and water to drink that day. I was not a happy camper. The good thing was that because of that, I got to get a new one--a better one in fact. The new one I have is bigger, has a freezer, and it gets colder period compared to my old one. In fact, I had to turn down the fridge because my pop and water were almost frozen solid! Oh well, at least I know I'll be able to bring my ice pack that goes around my neck and stick it in there to stay cold.
I have a presentation to prepare for on Wednesday, but if there's no classes I might have to push it back to next Monday. That would be nice in itself, but I'm going to get whatever I have to get done today in case there is school on Wednesday. I also have to start on that paper for my Literature 316 Class, but that will be easy. I'm probably going do it on Edgar Allen Poe's "The Spirits of the Dead" if it's allowed. If not, I most likely will choose something from Walt Whitman or E.E. Cummings. Wait, scratch that out. I just found "Frost At Midnight" By Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It looks like a good one to do.
-Corrupted Innocence
I actually was going to curl up under the covers and doze off for a while today, bit when I tried I found out that I couldn't fall asleep no mutter how much I tried to. I'm just too wide awake, I'm not tired like I usually am. The vitamins I've been taken coupled with the melatonin I take and sleepy time tea I drink before I go to bed actually helps me sleep--most of the time. I'm just glad I seem to have cases of insomnia during the weekend because I really can't afford to have them during the week unless I have to stay up and finish something.
Something really annoying happened on Friday. The small refrigerator that I keep in my dorm decided to give out and stop working, so I was left with warm pop and water to drink that day. I was not a happy camper. The good thing was that because of that, I got to get a new one--a better one in fact. The new one I have is bigger, has a freezer, and it gets colder period compared to my old one. In fact, I had to turn down the fridge because my pop and water were almost frozen solid! Oh well, at least I know I'll be able to bring my ice pack that goes around my neck and stick it in there to stay cold.
I have a presentation to prepare for on Wednesday, but if there's no classes I might have to push it back to next Monday. That would be nice in itself, but I'm going to get whatever I have to get done today in case there is school on Wednesday. I also have to start on that paper for my Literature 316 Class, but that will be easy. I'm probably going do it on Edgar Allen Poe's "The Spirits of the Dead" if it's allowed. If not, I most likely will choose something from Walt Whitman or E.E. Cummings. Wait, scratch that out. I just found "Frost At Midnight" By Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It looks like a good one to do.
-Corrupted Innocence