Haha no fun for you have a cold
I hate colds, I hate any kind of sick that lasts for upwards of a week and fills my head with so much snot I'm stuck breathing out of my mouth to the point it makes everything taste funny. I hate the insane amount of tissues I have to use because it's the only way I can breathe through my nose again, at the cost of rubbing the flesh absolutely red and raw. I would much rather have a 24hour virus that makes me throw all my meals back up right after they get eaten, at least it only lasts for a day.
At least it gives me an excuse to start popping cough drops like Halloween candy. I really doubt that so much menthol is the best thing for me, but it makes the soreness in my throat go away and leaves a nice cherry taste in my mouth. Only temporary, but I'll take what I can get.
As I type this I can only think about my drama practice tomorrow and the subsequent performances on Monday and Wednesday. This thing had better have cleared out by Monday, at the least, or I will be one unhappy camper. I can't project my voice at all when you're gumming up my vocal chords and clogging my nasal passages, you stupid cold.
Jumping topics here for now, but this is a bit more of a long term problem I need sorted out. All of my typing experience has been in this weird mix of actual proper typing and the 'hunt and peck' method as my dad likes to call it. This is due to my lack of initiative to learn the proper way to use a keyboard and any kind of typing lessons I've had at school have been half assedly tossed into a curriculum and I never got to complete the learning programs in class because there was always something else the teacher had to get in along with it. I have never taken a dedicated keyboarding class, and it's at the point where it's supposed to be prerequisite, pretty much.
Needless to say, if I want any kind of job coding and designing webpages, it could be a problem. Just in this post alone, there are so many typos and miskeyed words glaring out at me
Ike a deformed kid from The Hills Have Eyes (at least think that's what that movie was about, I never saw it), combined with the ease of mistakes made on a touchpad keyboard it practically drives me insane. I won't have enough time to do anything about it in time for NaNo but I do want to write things more on a computer instead of in a notebook just for speeds sake, so it's kind of an issue. None of you notice it because I have to go back and fix everything.
Annoying.
At least it gives me an excuse to start popping cough drops like Halloween candy. I really doubt that so much menthol is the best thing for me, but it makes the soreness in my throat go away and leaves a nice cherry taste in my mouth. Only temporary, but I'll take what I can get.
As I type this I can only think about my drama practice tomorrow and the subsequent performances on Monday and Wednesday. This thing had better have cleared out by Monday, at the least, or I will be one unhappy camper. I can't project my voice at all when you're gumming up my vocal chords and clogging my nasal passages, you stupid cold.
Jumping topics here for now, but this is a bit more of a long term problem I need sorted out. All of my typing experience has been in this weird mix of actual proper typing and the 'hunt and peck' method as my dad likes to call it. This is due to my lack of initiative to learn the proper way to use a keyboard and any kind of typing lessons I've had at school have been half assedly tossed into a curriculum and I never got to complete the learning programs in class because there was always something else the teacher had to get in along with it. I have never taken a dedicated keyboarding class, and it's at the point where it's supposed to be prerequisite, pretty much.
Needless to say, if I want any kind of job coding and designing webpages, it could be a problem. Just in this post alone, there are so many typos and miskeyed words glaring out at me
Ike a deformed kid from The Hills Have Eyes (at least think that's what that movie was about, I never saw it), combined with the ease of mistakes made on a touchpad keyboard it practically drives me insane. I won't have enough time to do anything about it in time for NaNo but I do want to write things more on a computer instead of in a notebook just for speeds sake, so it's kind of an issue. None of you notice it because I have to go back and fix everything.
Annoying.