So. ho-hum. Monday is going to S-U-U-U-U-U-C-K. That is all I have to say. Two days of missed school can be a whole lot when we're this close to the end and teachers are frantically realizing they have like two weeks to squeeze in the second half of their curriculum they haven't even looked at yet as well as finals.
The ER is not a very fun place to be. And I feel like the needles were a bit unneccessary. And I seriously thought that x-ray guy was going to rape me. He should definitely strive to be less creepy. And does the hospital not supply money for heating? I mean really. I didn't even get slippers.
Graduation ceremonies are not fun either. TWO HOURS of uncomfortable heat, nausea and claustrophobia do not make a good mix at all.
RULES OF GRADUATION COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES;
1. Do not bring children under the age of 12. Ever. Especially not babies who are capable of screaming that has a tendency to curdle blood. And especially-especially not babies who you do not feel inclined to walk out of the dang building with when they are screaming.
2. Do not blow freaking blowhorns when you are within a 30 seat or less radius of other people as you WILL cause their ear drums to rupture for evermore.
3. Do not lean backwards repeatedly as it often results in you banging your head against the person behind you's knees which could potentially irritate them beyond any kind of explanation.
4. Do not hold a graduation commencement ceremony in a building THAT DOES NOT HAVE AIR CONDITIONING.
I have recently realized that I am an easily offensable (I feel as though that is not a word) person.
HOly crap I wish things would stop walking by my open window because it is TOTALLY freaking me out. They're wild boars, Sami, wild boars, wild boars...wi--AHHH!!!!
