Yesterday I woke up with a horrible cold which came with body pain, a headache and a great sore throat. To top off this horrible feeling, I had an 8am class all the way in SDA (I walk to school everyday, so this meant 7-10 minutes of the pain of walking in Taft. This meant smoke, loud beeping and the ever so annoying pedicabs asking if I needed a ride. But hey, it wasn't that bad yet. I get to school and I get ready for a 3-hour class on the History of Art and Design. It's all good until my teacher started getting extremely boring and extremely corny at the same time. He didn't waste any time either, we couldn't possibly be dismissed late because there was still a great video about Egyptian art *insert sarcastic face here*, this was just great!
After a few moments into the film, we started to hear the thunder from outside. At this point I knew it would take me forever before I would get any sleep to get rid of the pains in my body. The film went on for another good 30 minutes before our teacher finally let us go. Once we got out of our classroom that had no view of the outside, we saw it. The rain was so hard that it was in our school. Half of the hallways were wet from rainwater, I knew at this point I had no hope of getting home. I was feeling a lot worse though, pains got worse and my temperature was rising, I was getting warmer and warmer. After waiting a good 30 minutes for the rain to stop, I couldn't handle the pain any longer so I went through the strong rains and slightly flooded roads of Taft.
I got to rest a bit when I got home and my temperature lowered a bit, but my headache got worse by the time I was in school for my 6-9pm lecture class. This was not how I wanted to end my day. But I had to get my grouping and find out what I had to do. Oh the things we do for school. Makes me miss high school when getting sick didn't get you sort of in a bad place.
It's sad but the only highlight of that day was having a Chai Tea Latte in The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in One Archer's. You should never go to sleep in a bad mood or place though, so I guess it was all good.
Here's hoping this never happens again!
.M.






































