Learning.

I've been learning so much this week. It's been hard and I'm sick now, but it's worth it.

As much as I hate Facebook and have been happy to be without it, I find that I've missed my friends when I get back on. My close friends especially, but also my regular friends.

I still get annoyed/depressed with the people who complain all the time and self-diagnose and blather on about their self-diagnoses for attention, but I find that I can just cut them off entirely without hurting their feelings via the "unfollow" feature. Very nice. Has saved me a lot of grief.

There's also the people who keep posting stupid political things. Major sigh, but I'm not getting in anymore facebook fights. They're stupid, and it's not like anyone changes their minds anyway - even when you school them.

John says that I should consider getting tested for a learning disability. He says they might even be able to waiver some math courses. If they did that for me, I wonder if I could do a B.S. in Forensic Science. That would be awesome. The problem is, I don't think I'm bad enough to qualify for a disability, I just think I'm not good enough to get by. If that makes any sense...

I really hate colds. I don't get colds. If I get sick, it's a UTI or strep throat combined with pink eye. Always. I can't remember the last time I had a cold, but it really sucks. I've been coughing so hard I give myself headaches, my nose is stuffy, nausea, fever, the whole bit! It's awful.

I also have the best friends ever. Kaylee is always there for me. She has always been there for me, right when I need her. It's like she has some sixth sense. She's really awesome. And my guy friends? They were right behind me in case push came to shove on something. I never thought I would have/deserve friends like these. They're awesome.

My mother-in-law is much more human than I thought she was. It's nice. I love having a relationship with her. My father-in-law has always been supportive and loving toward me, but he's really been there for me this week. I wish I was more there for him though. I think he needed someone too.

Well, life goes on. It's been hard, but good.