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Natty (oceansangel) wrote,
@ 2007-01-26 00:16:00

Roar!
So I found my glasses, they were in some blankets on my bed. Great place for 'em, no?

Anyways, this will be very short and to the point.

The TA in class gave us advice on papers, some was important, other stuff I'd heard in all my other classes. But he does not really care about secondary sources. AWESOME, since he will mark the next paper I write for that class.

I have an appointment at the ear specialist tomorrow. Hopefully I will figure out why my ears keep going bad.

Then after that, I have to be at another workshop. this one to teach me how to write a "Response" paper. Bah. Well, doctor is at 9:15, then I have the workshop at 10.. And I am usually at the office for very little time.. so it should work out. I hope.

Then I have my Canadian Drama course, which I hope I don't miss if I fall asleep in between the workshop and the class. But I guess to stay awake I can do the report, then do my readings. Oh I should figure out where int he heck the workshop is. I think it is 2150 in the CCIT building, but I am not sure. Oh well.

Thats all, I think. No wait, I've been having random pains in my sternum. Anyone have any ideas on what would cause things like that?

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	sidus 2007-01-26 09:22 pm UTC (link)
	That's often where my glasses turn up as well. Secondary sources are annoying? Oooh, I love wandering through the buildings trying to find my classes. Exploration, yay! Sorry, I don't even know what a sternum is! googles it Oh, the chest bone? Only time I ever had pains there was because of that panic attack that was mimicking a heart attack. (Reply to this) (Thread)

oceansangel
2007-01-27 06:58 am UTC (link)

Mine are either in the blankets or under the bed.

And sometimes, yes. When they are a requirement for the essay, but you can support your argument very well using the primary source, and have limited space.. they are irritating.

I'd rather explore crumbling ruins that could kill me than my school XD But thats for the historical content I guess...

I sometimes get random pains there, it is annoying.. I probably slept funny

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sidus
2007-01-28 09:20 pm UTC (link)

Aww, you didn't go for the "your glasses turn up in my bed?" =P
Mine are only in the blankets if I fell asleep before taking them off. Otherwise they'll be under the bed.

Oh right, but you have to use secondary sources, because a single source could be biased! Actually, we hardly ever use more than one source for an assignment...

I'd prefer ruins that won't kill me. But yah, I like wandering through large buildings.

You can probably find a list of things that could cause pain in your sternum online, but might not be a good idea to do that... I'm sure there are a dozen conditions with that exact symptom that require medical attention right now or they'll kill you. There always are >_>

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oceansangel
2007-01-30 02:30 pm UTC (link)

Oh I HATEwhen they end up under the bed.. because I look everywhere for them.. and sometimes even under my bed without finding them. Sigh.

See? =P And if it is asking for your opinion on a topic, why do you need other sources other than the text, in this case a play, itself?

The risk of death adds excitement

Good point.. -_-* those do get irritating. Its like the "you may be having a stroke!" TV commercial. A bunch of the symptoms can also by simple fatigue or minor dehydration

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sidus
2007-01-30 09:26 pm UTC (link)

It's worse when they end up behind the bed. Then they're almost impossible to reach. Specially if you can't see them because you're not wearing glasses =P

Well, they teach us it's bad to use a single source, but we don't acually need to apply that =P But yeah, if they only want your opinion on a source, you'd only need that source.

I find it adds stress -_-
The risk of breaking an arm might add excitement.

Very irritating! It seems there's a hundred conditions out there which all have symptons that can also be caused by something harmless, and in fact are caused by something harmless 99.9% of the time, but you need medical attention as soon as you get those symptons or horrible things will happen to you.

It's like they want us to go see a doctor and go through a full physical examination for every little ache, nausea, tiredness or whatever other inconvenience we have. But in the meantime there's already a huge shortage of doctors as it is >_>

Even worse for me because anxiety can mimick any condition I could be afraid of having -_-

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oceansangel
2007-01-31 04:03 pm UTC (link)

Yeah,that is a problem. I think they've only gone there once on me.

I've had one prof tell me NOT to use secondary sources for the papers for that class.. he wants our opinions .. XD the other classes all seem to want them... Certain papers,like for history and the sciences, you should have secondary sources.. But for English, if you are writing on some texts, you really only need them if they back up what you claim, if you don't find any that do..

Stress or excitement, both get your heart rate pumping

I hate that..though sometimes, if it persists, like if I keep having random pains in my chest without cause, I should see a doctor.
Too big a shortage of doctors..

yeah, Anxiety is bad like that.. I hope my chest pains are just anxiety over something I don't realize I am worried about

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	sidus 2007-01-31 06:23 pm UTC (link)
	Lucky, there go all the time for me. Right, only use the ones that agree with you =P But excitement makes you liven up while stress dulls you down! Yeah, if it persists over several weeks it's time to have it checked out. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	oceansangel 2007-02-01 04:29 pm UTC (link)
	Research is not my strong point.. -_-* Unless it is science! then you may have to show ones that disagree, and prove why you are right. Well,.. Falling from a building could be exciting, but it may kill you on impact. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	sidus 2007-02-02 01:12 am UTC (link)
	Yes, but only if you can prove it! If you can't, you just leave the ones that disagree out =P And that's why they invented bungeejumping! (Reply to this) (Parent)