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I had a rather rough night last night. I hate nights like that. The worst part is that I always feel like crap the next day. It's not only emotionally draining, it's physically exhausting as well. Last week was just a wreck and I'm still recovering from it, I guess. I went to bed a bit earlier than usual, but I'm still really tired and I think I'll go take a nap now.
Sorry, uodaisy, but I did go to astronomy. I'm glad I did though, because we played with refractor glasses! Dr. P is rather funny- she fast-forwarded through part of the video on ions and isotopes and lights and all that we were watching and she kept narrating while she was fast-forwarding- "Ok, selenium's bad for you, lead is bad for you, gotta test the water to make sure it's ok, gotta make sure the food's ok, don't want to eat lead, paint can have lead, gotta test that, don't eat paint! and ok, here we go" back to the video showing that they find out whether paint has lead by burning it! They were sticking different metal elements on burners and they burn different colors (hello, 10th grade chem!) and cue me going "NEAT! I wanna burn stuff! Maybe I could do that for a living! Oh, no, you probably have to have a physics or chem degree. Dammit." I am still a pyro 5-year-old at heart. I never did get to burn or blow up anything in chemistry in high school. I'd like that chance now, please.
Sorry, uodaisy, but I did go to astronomy. I'm glad I did though, because we played with refractor glasses! Dr. P is rather funny- she fast-forwarded through part of the video on ions and isotopes and lights and all that we were watching and she kept narrating while she was fast-forwarding- "Ok, selenium's bad for you, lead is bad for you, gotta test the water to make sure it's ok, gotta make sure the food's ok, don't want to eat lead, paint can have lead, gotta test that, don't eat paint! and ok, here we go" back to the video showing that they find out whether paint has lead by burning it! They were sticking different metal elements on burners and they burn different colors (hello, 10th grade chem!) and cue me going "NEAT! I wanna burn stuff! Maybe I could do that for a living! Oh, no, you probably have to have a physics or chem degree. Dammit." I am still a pyro 5-year-old at heart. I never did get to burn or blow up anything in chemistry in high school. I'd like that chance now, please.