All right. That's it. I'm officially tired of being sick. My body totally broke down on me today. After my last class, I took the bus straight home. While on the bus, I was shifting between discomfort and nausea while just trying to stay awake long enough to not miss my stop. I got home, and jumped right into bed. But I was trying to stay awake long enough so I could call Andrew to check up on club and remind Karen to get the CSF form. During my nap, I THINK Michael Kim called once, my mom called twice, and Andrew probably called some time in there. I can't say I appreciated all the calls... But I wasn't angry this time at least.
I woke up a little while ago and my body feels incredibly fatigued. My shoulders are tense beyond belief and my arms feel heavy. I want to go back to bed! I WANT TO GO BACK TO BED! But I have so much homework! -__- Outline 20 pages. COME ON I CAN DO IT. But do I want to?
Freaking. I need energy.
You know what's pretty sad. Even Cooley noticed that I've been sick for hella long. He told me to hurry up and get better. o_O;; Then in Precalc, Fahey told me to drink a lot of water with airborne. I don't even know what that is. But shit. I'm tired of feeling like I'm coughing my esophagus out.
I missed Pizza at CC today, too. :(
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The pizza guy was like 45 minute late, so most of the people left unhappily after getting some soda. When the 30 pizzas finally arrived, the remaining people immediately devoured those pizzas! They literally swarmend around Ms. Chang's desk stuffing as much pizza into their face as quickly as humanly possible. Less than 20 minutes later, we were down to our last five pizzas.
It was kind of scary and amusing at the same time. Ms. Chang was egging the guys on to eat more. "You look like a big boy, I'm sure you can handle another slice!"
We all reached a consensus that mushroom pizza is very yummy. :) Ham is not bad either.
Lucy and Ken fought over the last slice. And Andrew shocked Cindy and Ms. Chang with the number of slices he managed to consume without exploding.
There were probably around thirty (if not less) people remaning when the pizza arrived. The fact that they managed to finish all those pizzas was shocking. I was almost positive we officers would be bringing home uneaten pies at the end of the day, subjecting ourselves to pizza for breakfast/lunch/dinner the next day.
This proves that if we allow it, Lowell kids will binge and gorge as much as their bodies can handle - so long as the food is freeee. :)
Everybody left happy (and full), and Ms. Chang was happy with the results, so I guess it was $165 well spent.
10 pizzas man -_-
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