Not Even Dinosaur Motrin Made That Essay Coherent

[rachelleneveu]

Day 1: Introduce yourself.
Day 2: Your parents.
Day 3: What you ate today.
Day 4: Your definition of love.
Day 5: Your day.
Day 6: A moment
Day 7: Your beliefs.
Day 8: What you wore today.
Day 9: Your siblings.
Day 10: What’s in your bag.
Day 11: Your favorite foods/drinks.
Day 12: This week.
Day 13: Your dreams.
Day 14: Your regrets.
Day 15: This month.
Day 16: Your sleeping habits.
Day 17: Something that upsets you.
Day 18: Something that makes you feel better.
Day 19: Something that makes you cry.
Day 20: A first.
Day 21: Your fears.
Day 22: Your favorite place.
Day 23: Something that you miss.
Day 24: Your aspirations.
Day 25: Your music.
Day 26: Your hobbies.
Day 27: Your mode of transportation.
Day 28: Where you live.
Day 29: Your morning routine.
Day 30: Your job and/or schooling.

Day 5: Your day.

Slept in until nine-ish and did some laundry. Lamented the fact that I never got my Pottermore letter over the summer like I was supposed to, because I want to be sorted, dammit! I also went to the Borders on Walden with my friend Nora around noon to feast upon their remains in discount book-format, bought a couple books, and then afterwards we went to lunch up at Eastern Pearl and caught up on things. Came home, then did some of my Spanish homework and finished the first two chapters in my Early American Life book. I tried to take a look at the article I need to have cleaned up by Wednesday, but the WTF-ery of the content and the headache I started getting meant I had to put it away until tomorrow. I borrowed one of my dad's super-powerful prescription Motrin and it still hasn't made the pounding in my head go away. I watched last night’s episode of True Blood and had a sandwich for dinner and now I’m going to try and write a little bit before I head off to bed.
 
It was a lazy kind of day. Still a good one, though. :)