Curse you, body.
My iron is waaay down. Not like, a little low. No. Waaaay low. Commonly, you should between 20-400 in your iron levels. I'm at four. Thanks to that, I can hardly walk straight lately without falling over. I've been dizzy as crap for the past few days. I'm on iron pills now, as well as eating more chicken and other various meats, but I've been told that it will hardly even begin to take effect for about three months due to how low it is. Heerrrmmm. It should hurry up. It would be very useful.
In other news, is anyone here watching/caught up on Dexter? Waiting for season four was soooo worth it. Easily the best season yet. So many twists! And I never pictured John Lithgow as a serial killer (I grew up on Third Rock From the Sun), but dear lord, he is creepy as fuck. And good at it, too.
I wish I had more interesting things to write about, but alas. The life of a student. Nothing interesting has happened. Although I did go and see Edward Albee's "The Goat" (a stage play) the other night. It was amazing and hilarious and morbid and I suggest it to anyone.
If I may steal from Wikipedia:
"The tale of a married, middle-aged architect whose life crumbles when he falls in love with a goat, the play focuses on the limits of an ostensibly liberal society. Through showing this family in crisis, Albee challenges audience members to question their own morality in the face of other social taboos including infidelity, homosexuality, incest and, of course, bestiality."
Very funny and very, very worth seeing.
In other news, is anyone here watching/caught up on Dexter? Waiting for season four was soooo worth it. Easily the best season yet. So many twists! And I never pictured John Lithgow as a serial killer (I grew up on Third Rock From the Sun), but dear lord, he is creepy as fuck. And good at it, too.
I wish I had more interesting things to write about, but alas. The life of a student. Nothing interesting has happened. Although I did go and see Edward Albee's "The Goat" (a stage play) the other night. It was amazing and hilarious and morbid and I suggest it to anyone.
If I may steal from Wikipedia:
"The tale of a married, middle-aged architect whose life crumbles when he falls in love with a goat, the play focuses on the limits of an ostensibly liberal society. Through showing this family in crisis, Albee challenges audience members to question their own morality in the face of other social taboos including infidelity, homosexuality, incest and, of course, bestiality."
Very funny and very, very worth seeing.