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"Whats this!?" Up from the depths rises....CJ's BLOG ::Dun Dun DUNN::
(Sorry, we got a little bored with traditional openings)
So, hello and welcome to my life, as narrated by my alter ego (or vice versa). Today proves to be a sorta boring/painful day. Let me lay it out for you and then you can deside for yourself. I have my first (and most difficult) final on Friday. I Dread the Diff EQ. Granted he will allow us to have a sheet with anything we want on it, but that didn't help in the quizzes, so I'll have to work really hard to make it work on the final. Today and tommorow is only going to be me studing for it. Thats it. I mean, I know myself pritty well, and I know that I will want to goof around a bit, but I can't.....Thats how worried about it I am. I will have to beat away my urges to have any fun at all and instead prepare for my 'Final Doom'. So, thats it, I came into school today for the sole reason of going to a review session for DiffEQ.
This is really going to be a tough day. Usually I can haddle the boring. Usually I can take notes like a pro. But, yesterday and today I'm starting to get the 'thirst'. This blinding craving for something I can only guess at. Its horrible, I try eating, I try reading, I try talking to people, I try sleeping and nothing seems to work. The only things I have found that cause it to ebb a bit is jogging, and things like barbaqu sauce and honney dejon sauce. When I have the thirst, I can't think strait, I start to doodle in my notebooks, I zone out a lot more often, and my body keeps yelling at me that it needs something, but It refuses to tell me exactly what it is. So, its this big annoying guessing game, that buggs the hell out of me bacause I haven't won yet. Ah well, I'll figure it out sooner or later or die trying.
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