Meh....

Ah, so today wasn't so bad. I just laid in bed all day, slept a few hours then finished my Muse book and started to read my Stephen Fry book too.

Missing school today wasn't as bad as i first thought it might be.

Still its bad missing school this close to exams but i called round a few people and asked how the tests were that i missed. Turns out that only the maths test took place, with biology being tomorrow and media on Wednesday.

Tomorrow will still be full of it tho.
The afternoon in particular, 3 periods of back-to-back tests after lunch. Maths then music then biology.

Fun, fun, fun.

And it's not really a question of whether i go into school tomorrow it is i will be going into school.
I told my mum i need to go in by hook or by crook so even if im spewing my guts up she's under orders to send me in.

I got off with it today just about, but missing tomorrow would be a disaster.
Maths is now going to carry on till Thursday so i wont get my mark back until easter school which is a pain in the ass.


But anyway, this illness. It's nothing major, just a small bug or a really annoying cold.
So where did it come from?

I'll tell you....

Alex.

Yeh, all last week he was complaining of being unwell and wasn't in school on Friday so i dont see where else i got it from. (And no JJ, it wasn't your hugs and kisses, but even if it was, it doesn't bother me :P)


So maybe tonight i will get some decent sleep and perhaps feel better in the morning. I don't feel much better right now but at least i've got some food down me and i've had a nice, warm bath.

Just need to cross my fingers and hope for the best....

Cheers,
Rowan


P.S Today i was looking to find some blank discs and i came across a disc with a load of my Grandad's old documents on it. (He passed away 4 years ago)
I wasn't snooping but i seen one entitled "Hugging", it interested me, i read it and i thought it was really nice so i'm going to put it on here now :


"Hugging is good medicine.
It transfers energy and gives the person hugged an emotional uplift.
You need four hugs a day for survival, eight for maintenance, and twelve for growth.
Scientists say that hugging is a form of communication because it can say things that humans don’t have words for.
And the nicest thing about a hug is that you usually can’t give one without getting one back."


Really nice, no?

So hugs to everyone reading this, love you all!