My dad said he wants to get me an electric car so that I can’t go far. I think he thinks I’m going to escape.
Leah’s claiming that since it’s her half-birthday, we should go out to eat dinner. We’ll see what my parents say. Haha.
I have a headache. -___- what a surprise. I better not get one tomorrow. Pleeease. Also, I burned myself with the iron, so now I have a mark on my shoulder. Go away! On the bright side, I do NOT have tuberculosis. Didn’t think I did, but ok.
My dad told me to open this letter for Melanie that was, I don’t even know, a We want you! thing? Well, it wasn’t important. So I opened it, and he said, “HAYLEY that’s a federal offense!” Ok, Dad.
A- on the APUSH research paper. B+ overall! I thought I was going to get a C this sem so yay haha.
And a B on the BC Final, so I keep my A. Ohhyesss. That is fine by me. :D
This morning, I went to Lang as usual, and I was late as usual (haha umm) and my stomach started hurting so badly. Like, sharp shooting pains. And the hour went by so slowly omagah. We didn’t really do anything, just listen to her talk and discussion, but I was like merrreremremrmrm the whole time. Yara gave me medicine, thanks. And Atlansky saw me, and asked me if I was okay and if I needed to leave or anything, but I stayed. Then my dad picked me up after first period. Yay. He was going to take me to the doctor if it got worse but I said no.
I was planning on coming home, eating, then getting some homework done. That didn’t happen. I sat on the couch and drew for a while, then fell asleep. When I woke up, it was like 2 and Melanie and Troy had just arrived home. I think she gave me medicine. Advil liqui-gels are my best friends. :D Even though I absolutely hate taking medicine of any kind. We went to pick up my sisters from school and Melanie bought me a breakfast burrito. YUM. I was supposed to give Kevin a ride home but I didn’t know Troy was coming too D: Sorry Kevin.
I feel okay now but I still have a headache, like always. I think I spend more days of the week with a headache than without. Maybe when school ends, they will stop. I’m hoping.
