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Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Posted: Tuesday at 12:43 AM
Hey everyone. Today actually shaped up pretty nicely. As usual, it started out with me doing almost nothing. I came online for a little while, visited everyone who updated, and read up on some stuff. Come to think of it though, I honestly can't remember what I did for the rest of the day.
Come dinner though, my mom had asked me if I had heard from Paul, my friend form Ireland. See, he's in the U.S. right now but his uncle got him a job in the city so he's a bit difficult to get a hold of. So, I told her that I've seen him on and off online but I wasn't sure what was going on yet. Not more than five minutes after that conversation, he shows up at the front door. For those who remember, he was here the night before I left for WPI and this is the first time I've seen him since. Turns out he was in Georgia this whole time, which would explain the difficulty in contacting him. So yeah, that was random but fun.
Oh, and I noticed a lot of you who seemed to be relieved that it's "only a fracture." I thank you for your concern but I think it's important to point this out. A fracture is a break. It can range anywhere from hair-line to full separation. In Jessica's case, there is a crack running across her heel and if she's not careful, it could completely separate. I'm not saying this to try to put any of you down though. I always thought a fracture was less serious too but I later found out that I was wrong. So yeah, just keep that in mind if you ever hear of a bone being fractured. The term is usually used to refer to a less serious break but it's a break none the less.
Anyway, that's about it for tonight. Thanks for reading and have a great day!
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