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Tuesday, February 24, 2004

Sick day!
Yes, I woke up with a 100-degree temperature and a horribly violent cough! And oh joy, I got a sick day! Oh, can't you just imagine all of the fun things I did?

Well, it boiled down to this:

-Slept in until 9
-Watched The Daily Show with John Stewart and Late Night with Conan O'Brien
-Drank some tea
-Watched VH1 shows about Christina Aguilera (or however it's spelled)
-Ate some rice crispies
-Talked to some friends who also are sick

The miserable coughing has subsided now, for the most part, but everything still tastes like phlegm. It's not pleasant.

I helped a friend with Metroid Prime, though for the most part he figured things out by himself while I blew my nose into a tissue. Friend #2 was playing The Sims: Bustin' Out and was telling me every single aspect of what he was doing.

I was high off of medicine, my vision was blurred, and I really didn't comprehend a thing either of them said.

And now, I'll probably go back to school tomorrow. I mean, I certainly hope I will.. I've been absent on several occasions lately, and teachers may be suspicious of my not being there on the same day my two best friends are also missing.

Plus, my PE grade probably sucks right now. Here, we're graded on three things: Dressing out (into PE uniform), participation, and actually being there. As in, if one of us were to suddenly get the measles or something, and had to stay home for a few weeks, our PE grade would plummet. As if we could do anything about our crappy immune systems.

*yawns* My MyOtaku's at 88 now. Woo-hoo.
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