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Today has been awesome. I just took the most amazing nap ever. I have a huge window in my room, and the sun is always shining in here as long as it is light outside. That's how well this window is placed. I slept for almost two hours! Deepest sleep ever. It took me a long time to wake up, but it wasn't a rushed waking up, so it was perfect. I crawled out of bed, stood up, laid back down again, snuggled under the covers, rolled out of the bed and crawled to my computer. Head+desk. Then I checked live journal.
Again, this has been an awesome day.
I woke up at 8:10, hit snooze till 8:20. Showered, and then ate a really yummy banana. I filled out my internet doctor papers and went to the doctor! I was late, naturally. I won't go into detail about the appointment (You are very welcome.), but everything was normal! I got a prescription for the Depo Provera shot, but I am still unsure about it. My doctor really sucked actually. She rushed the appointment, and didn't really elaborate on anything I asked her. I had a lot of questions about the shot's side effects, but I guess she decided that I could figure them out myself. I'd like to know if any of my lady LJ friends use Depo Provera, and what they think about it. It seems like the only problems are bone problems, and weight gain. I live a some-what healthy lifestyle, so I think this should be alright. I will just have to get more calcium in my system. I don't really eat dairy products, so this might be difficult. I think the shot will be worth it though. I am bed ridden once a month, thanks to my womanhood. Oh, well. Back to my good day.
After my appointment, me and mom went to IGIBON! It is the most amazing Japanese restaurant ever. I will hate to move from Little Rock, since I do love eating there. Their lunch menu is so cheap. I can't remember if I have written about it or not, but a meal for five bucks consists of: onion tempura, broccoli tempura, 2 sweet potato tempura, zucchini tempura, a bowl of miso soup, crab rangoon, california rolls, an orange slice, a big thing of rice... and the main dish. I get the gyoza bento which comes with 6 pieces and a dipping sauce. There is also a dipping sauce for the tempura. It's so awesome. Me and mom always have interesting discussion while here. We really cut up sometimes, with hysterical laughter. We had fun!
EDIT: I forgot about the salad! The bento comes with a delicious salad with really amazing dressing: ginger dressing!
We were stuffed, came home and were knocked out cold for about two hours. Like I said before, it was one of the best naps ever. I love sleeping off a good meal.
Oh yeah, I returned Justin's call at his work place when I got home. Mom said, "I have to go to the bathroom!" I said loudly, "Let me pee first!!!" Little did I know the receptionist lady had already answered the phone and said, "Food land plus, may I help you?" Mom cracked up when I said, "Ah- oh! Um... Umm.... Can I speak to Justin please?" I was embarrassed but that didn't stop me from laughing! ^_^
I love fall! It brings good happy feeling!
And to top off the good happy feeling, I'm about to graduate! Algebra II is getting more and more hard as I progress, but the more I progress, the more I feel inspired to do more work. After algebra II, I'll have half a credit of geometry, and then I am on my way home to AL!
Again, this has been an awesome day.
I woke up at 8:10, hit snooze till 8:20. Showered, and then ate a really yummy banana. I filled out my internet doctor papers and went to the doctor! I was late, naturally. I won't go into detail about the appointment (You are very welcome.), but everything was normal! I got a prescription for the Depo Provera shot, but I am still unsure about it. My doctor really sucked actually. She rushed the appointment, and didn't really elaborate on anything I asked her. I had a lot of questions about the shot's side effects, but I guess she decided that I could figure them out myself. I'd like to know if any of my lady LJ friends use Depo Provera, and what they think about it. It seems like the only problems are bone problems, and weight gain. I live a some-what healthy lifestyle, so I think this should be alright. I will just have to get more calcium in my system. I don't really eat dairy products, so this might be difficult. I think the shot will be worth it though. I am bed ridden once a month, thanks to my womanhood. Oh, well. Back to my good day.
After my appointment, me and mom went to IGIBON! It is the most amazing Japanese restaurant ever. I will hate to move from Little Rock, since I do love eating there. Their lunch menu is so cheap. I can't remember if I have written about it or not, but a meal for five bucks consists of: onion tempura, broccoli tempura, 2 sweet potato tempura, zucchini tempura, a bowl of miso soup, crab rangoon, california rolls, an orange slice, a big thing of rice... and the main dish. I get the gyoza bento which comes with 6 pieces and a dipping sauce. There is also a dipping sauce for the tempura. It's so awesome. Me and mom always have interesting discussion while here. We really cut up sometimes, with hysterical laughter. We had fun!
EDIT: I forgot about the salad! The bento comes with a delicious salad with really amazing dressing: ginger dressing!
We were stuffed, came home and were knocked out cold for about two hours. Like I said before, it was one of the best naps ever. I love sleeping off a good meal.
Oh yeah, I returned Justin's call at his work place when I got home. Mom said, "I have to go to the bathroom!" I said loudly, "Let me pee first!!!" Little did I know the receptionist lady had already answered the phone and said, "Food land plus, may I help you?" Mom cracked up when I said, "Ah- oh! Um... Umm.... Can I speak to Justin please?" I was embarrassed but that didn't stop me from laughing! ^_^
I love fall! It brings good happy feeling!
And to top off the good happy feeling, I'm about to graduate! Algebra II is getting more and more hard as I progress, but the more I progress, the more I feel inspired to do more work. After algebra II, I'll have half a credit of geometry, and then I am on my way home to AL!