More thoughts n' stuff

Well, when you're lying around in bed all day, you have a lot of spare time to think.

So, news... I do not have to take my World Geography test next Wednesday. BUT that's not because I'm sick. It's because I was doing well in the class, and I guess he excused everyone who was doing well. This makes me very happy, because now my Environmental Management test will be last, unless I end up taking tests (say, for Cartography or CR geography) next week on Tuesday or Wednesday (which are distinct possibilities).

I've gotten real (well, real by hospital food standards) food for two whole meals now! Wohoo! For breakfast, I got ... I think it was an egg... papaya juice, bread, and fruit. The egg was not very tasty, the papaya juice tasted like feet (I think papaya always tastes like feet), but the bread was good. Then for lunch, I got like this chicken pastry thing, which, despite having vegetables hidden inside of it, was rather tasty. I also got piña juice, which is loads better than the papaya juice.

They took blood again this morning (new needle total: 8, new right elbow total: 4), and once that's done being analyzed or whatever it is that they do to blood, they'll get back to me with the results. One of the doctors just came in, and I don't know what he said. Or well, I kind of know what he said, but I don't know what it means in terms of "when do I get outta here?" (Funny how that trait carries over between languages). I guess I'm just stuck here until they tell me something more definitive one way or another.

So in the meantime, I've been spending a lot of time on my computer (which is nothing new), watching a bit of TV here and there (which is new, since I never really watch TV anymore), and just chillin. I feel like I ought to go study for the two tests I know I have left, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Ah well, maybe later. The test I was most worried about (besides the Periferica thing) was World Geography, mostly because I still had a lot of reading to do. But now since I don't have to take that one, I feel a little better. Cartography still needs much studying, though, and I've got some reading wikipedia-ing to do for Environmental Management.