Caution: The following might make some sensitive readers feel queasy. Read at your own risk. By choosing to proceed, you agree to absolve the writer of all liability.
I woke up this morning and coughed up the sickest stuff I've ever seen. Yellowish/greenish/brownish thick mucus. It topped the stuff I spit out when I had pneumonia. And to make it even better, there was tons of it-I actually vomited this stuff. Sick.
So, I went to health services on campus and the nurse there was excellent. She guessed I had the flu, influenza. Good times. Maybe I should have got that stupid shot after all, but the one year I did, I got sick for a full week. She did give me some good advice on how to improve my immune system in general (Sarah's at the store right now procuring these items for me-shout out to Sarah) since I've been sick so often this past year (tonsillitis in Paris this June, Strep throat in October and December, and now this). Hopefully it won't be a giant waste of money. I'm such a skeptic. The nurse also encouraged sleep and reducing stress, but then we both laughed since we know that's not really possible for law students. Perhaps I'm doomed to another 1.5 years of illness. Sigh.
Anyway, now I'm sitting in bed trying to concentrate on doing any sort of work. So far I only managed to send off my 2nd quarter PE grades. Now I guess it's on to my ethics paper. Title: Ethics: Who needs them when there is money to be made? HA-for those of you that know me even a little bit, you know that couldn't be further from the truth. However, I still feel the paper is a total waste of time. Sort of like blogging. Hmm...