Thursday, March 17, 2005

Oh my, how embarrassing.

So today absolutely, positively, completely, and utterly sucked. It was going aight, but then it took a nosedive. Cookies in the morning for St Patty's day: HOT! Falling asleep in history: not quite so hot. Being woken up by someone flicking me in the forehead: less hot. Getting 47/50 on the m/c test in English: SO HOT! Dogeball at lunch: somewhat hot. Disecting a fetile pig in bio: NEGATIVE HOTTNESS TO THE MAX! Ohhhhh my goodness. It was going ok. Mrs Rose's descriptions before we got into the lab were revolting. There are some food I will no longer eat. Actually seeing baby piggies floating in formaldehyde was beyond revolting. I managed to stop my gag reflex however while simultaneously avoiding looking at people disect the pigs too much. Of course, hearing Alex's description of giving the piggy a bath was quite disconcerting. And accidentally seeing Mrs Rose stick her finger into our pig and squish the organs around was absolutely the last straw. I had to get out of there. However, I maganged to keep from crying until I got out of the lab. Lovely. However, on my way to the math room (to see Mark) I met randyhere coming out of his classroom on the way to the math common, and he saw me crying. Oh my, how embarrassing! I absolutely hate people seeing me cry. It's like I've shown my weaknesses to someone and then they know how to hurt me. I just hate it. And I know how absolutely silly it is to be crying over disecting an already dead fetus, but I couldn't help it. It was just a baby. So, after, Mark told me to go to the library, which I did. Chemistry was much better. Coma-inducing, but when isn't it? At least there was no disecting. *sigh*. Bus tonight was less than thrilling. But hey, no one pinched me tonight, there's a plus. I was complaining to my dad tonight about how I didn't want to go to school, and he says "Well, you have 12 hours until you have to go back." My response: "Ya, but half of that is spent doing homework". And you know what, alot of nights, that's true. Doesn't that suck uberly? Almost my entire day is spent doing things school-related. Going to school: 2-2 1/2 hours. At school: 7 hours. Homework: 4-6 hours (usually). That's like, roughly 14 hour a day homework. Plus an hour for supper and an hour to get ready in the morning, that leaves me a total of 8 hours a day to sleep and do something fun. Oh god, I hate my life.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

No worries Mare, Mr. Broemling probably didn't even notice, and if he did, he has two kids (maybe one's a girl...thus this sort of situation will be normal to him) and he's been teaching for years. Chances are he's seen tons of students in a similar state...they have been doing this lab for quite some time and I know that lots of people react badly to it. If it makes you feel any better, I'm pretty sure Mr. MacCarthy saw me cry...which was slightly embarrassing...lol...maybe Mr. Broemling will just feel bad and ask you less questions in class so you needn't feel put on the spot or whatever...thus, advantageous things can come out of it!!!...sorry Mare, Clare's rambling. At any rate, I wanted to cry after that lab too. I felt so bad for cutting up a pig, for a very pointless lab...uggh...Clare is a heinous "grassbowl"...I'm sure y'all can use your imagination on that one...lol...rhyming is fun...perhaps Clare shall quit her day job...*sigh*...wouldn't that be lovely?? But anyways, don't feel bad about the crying in the hall...Mr. Broemling seems pretty oblivious to that kind of stuff, and he probably just thought that someone punched ya too hard or something...perhaps you can just say that I poked you violently with an oversized stick, bruising you like a peach, thus you had the need to rush to your locker to consume some sort of pain killer...ahhh...yet, again, Clare is rambling.
~Clare