Journal: December 2004 Archives

It's Not the End of the World (As We Know It).

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This morning, I woke up feeling like my chest was constricted. When I took deep breaths, the tightness extended to my throat. I was hoarse, but all that stopped after an hour or so. We'll see what new and exciting symptoms/side effects the antibiotics (I guess) will bring tomorrow.

My sympathies and support go to my Keebie-weebie. Feel better! I'm sure things will work out. Just remember what I said about balance. And take care of yourself: you mean a lot to me.

Yesterday I found out my grades. Spanish: A, History: B+, Poetry: A-, Accounting: A, Search (Philosophy): A. I had been hoping to get all As--especially since I put such effort into studying for the last History test and writing that paper, but I got a 75 at the beginning of the semester when I didn't know what Ye Olde Saxe wanted. And as for Poetry, who knows? She might just be crazy. ;) We all know my poetry is perfect and flawless. (The fact that I had to say both "perfect" and "flawless" should tell us something.) Anyway, I'm just being anal here, analyzing these like this, but it's all right. Matt and Olivia both got all As. *small roar--half pride, half angst*

Anyway, being anal is what got me to this "high station" in life. So there.

Feeling Better (*Knock On Wood*).

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It may interest you to know that I am still alive after my traumatic Friday morning. That post reads a little funny since I'm not sure all my blood had returned to my head--for example, it took me a good hour to compose that paragraph. What happened in the doctor's office: they poked and prodded me and asked personal questions and then took blood. They switched my antibiotic, which seems to be working. In conclusion, I feel better and am resting.

We decorated the Christmas tree today: it looks marvelous.

What Is Important?

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I've been thinking about this lately. It began when we were talking, in Search, about Lame Deer and his vision quest, which brought up a discussion of rites of passage and moments that changed one's life.

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