Doesn't matter if I pass or fail this chem test ....everyone deserves to use Golden Brown Sugar Cubes in their tea.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Waiting for laundry
Time flies..... I've been marking the days by emptying pill bottles. Hahah, sounds bad right. I'm on this perscription that usually takes me a little more than a month to get through a bottle of. I only half realized this until I thought about how many times I've phoned in Shoppers requesting a refill. Yah, time flies...
So I'm waiting for my laundry. It's only 23:37 but I'm a bit tired. I just cleaned my room (and I mean REALLY cleaned) and I'm making a special effort to keep it half decent. At least for a little while. I went through any bags that I've crammed in my closet and I threw out garbage that should have been gone ages ago. It feels good. It feels good to have my room so clean. I'm not exaggerating when I say this, but before I tackeled my room I could not see the floor. Okay that's not entirely true. Sometimes I could catch a glimpse of the laminate flooring where my wall his the floor, but other than that yah. Not much.
Earlier today I was on the computer and just searching random things on youtube. I came across this one vid talking about that tube you can get put into the top part of your stomach, as a last resort to losing a lot of weight. They were mostly talking about how some doctors think it should be approved for teenagers to get in America. Hmmmmm I probably should have payed closer attention to the details. But it seemed to me that the doctors were talking about it rather... casually, and I started to wonder how big of a deal something like this might be in fifty years from now. I mean... maybe by then it will be the most common thing in the world to send kids that are (even slightly) overweight to have this operation done? At first when I heard about this surgery, it seemed like something only those who are dangerously overweight do, in order to drop to a healthy weight. I don't know, maybe it isn't as big of a deal as I think it is. But you never know? Maybe it will be as casual of a surgery as getting your wisdoms pulled.
So I'm waiting for my laundry. It's only 23:37 but I'm a bit tired. I just cleaned my room (and I mean REALLY cleaned) and I'm making a special effort to keep it half decent. At least for a little while. I went through any bags that I've crammed in my closet and I threw out garbage that should have been gone ages ago. It feels good. It feels good to have my room so clean. I'm not exaggerating when I say this, but before I tackeled my room I could not see the floor. Okay that's not entirely true. Sometimes I could catch a glimpse of the laminate flooring where my wall his the floor, but other than that yah. Not much.
Earlier today I was on the computer and just searching random things on youtube. I came across this one vid talking about that tube you can get put into the top part of your stomach, as a last resort to losing a lot of weight. They were mostly talking about how some doctors think it should be approved for teenagers to get in America. Hmmmmm I probably should have payed closer attention to the details. But it seemed to me that the doctors were talking about it rather... casually, and I started to wonder how big of a deal something like this might be in fifty years from now. I mean... maybe by then it will be the most common thing in the world to send kids that are (even slightly) overweight to have this operation done? At first when I heard about this surgery, it seemed like something only those who are dangerously overweight do, in order to drop to a healthy weight. I don't know, maybe it isn't as big of a deal as I think it is. But you never know? Maybe it will be as casual of a surgery as getting your wisdoms pulled.
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