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Yeah... I think I'll have to see a doctor for that, and I don't stop asking my mother for an appointment but it seems like she doesn't take me seriously.
So, I won't forget to insist for this point. Thankfully, my father seems to encourage me to consult.

+ .....
- School tomorrow

+Got great gifs.
-School Tommorrow.

Danone wrote:+Got great gifs.

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Yep, spanish Christmas are longer.

+? VetWest finally called back. Turns out they couldn't find anything wrong with Choccy. It must have just been the result of hitting himself in the belly when he tried to jump onto that jetty (doofus!) the day the bleeding started, like my mother had predicted. The funny thing is, there's no blood in his urine any more.

Samathou wrote:- I was in class when I had this problem of breathing again... which lasted at least 1hour 20minutes more or less... It was horrible. I started feeling all dizzy... At the same time I suddenly had the hiccups (the teacher and some pupils noticed me with that >_<) and I'm still coughing. I still think it may be psychological but.... but... coughing and hardly breathing? Something's wrong. I also notice I feel something in my chest. Now I'm afraid I stop breathing while sleeping. U_U And I have school tomorrow!

Psychology can affect you greatly. You can make yourself sick if you truly believe you are sick, and you can cure yourself if you really do think you are healthy. There are amazing things your body can do if your mind is convinced enough. Trying to force that thought into it might take some practice, but it's certainly doable. I remember this one story about a man who is able to literally control where his blood goes by simple thought alone. It may take nerves of steel, but it's worth it if you can pull it off. I've managed to become partially immune to cold weather by completely denying that I am cold - and voila; even though I can feel that it must be cold outside my body, I feel warm inside.

Samathou wrote:+ My literature teacher read my collection of poems and short stories; she was stunned when she read it apparently, and she really loved it! She even asked me if I could make her read my 2nd book if I ever finish it at the end of the year. Well, I'm glad I've managed to share all this emotional world... The nurse of my school cried when she read it. Through this book, I can just look at my teenhood and see how it evolves, how my mentality changes with time.

That's wonderful! A great budding artist is in you, I am sure. Keep making that poetry - and I'd love to read some if your book comes across in a bookstore near me.


+ rehearsing with the strings section on Sunday was amazing. I love the sound of my music coming to life in real instruments. Next up: brass!
+ I really enjoyed my talk with the Conservatory composer and he definitely opened my eyes with regards to scoring and composing. I'll be watching my dynamics, instrumentations and notations a lot more carefully now.
+/- exams next week. Not too busy, but it's still exams.

Yeah, psychology can really affect health. I didn't know about your story; it's interesting.
For the coldness, I'll try that.
And thanks for your support. Sure, you can read it: it would be a pleasure.
Good luck for your exams by the way! Nice that you could have a good conversation with the Conservatory composer, it will help you to improve. (:

+ Tomorrow... doc at 5:45PM (Yaaay!)

I wish you all the best, Samathou, I hope you'll be able to recover from your ailment.

I too hope you will get better soon Sam.

But anyway, today.
+ Got a fez and a lava lamp as birthday presents - Definitely the best presents I've ever gotten for a birthday before.
- Did have to go back to school today and was crammed into an English classroom for pretty much the whole day, so that was a bit of an annoyance I guess. Nothing that won't help me for the English exams though.
- Had to sit next to a friend in History who fell out with me back at Christmas, it was very awkward the entire lesson.
+ But then I came back and had a G+ Hangout which went on until like, about 20 minutes ago. Farts and Eshap were there, and Rulez and Serza stopped by. Oh, and Adsolution was trying to join too. It was fun times.
+ All in all, I'd say this was my best birthday ever. Clearly a sign of good things to come in the future!

The Edditaur wrote:who fell out with me

I'm not quite sure what that means.

The Edditaur wrote:Oh, and Adsolution was trying to join too. It was fun times.

Yeah, fuck you Google, for suspending my account because I didn't enter my full name when prompted.

The Edditaur wrote: + But then I came back and had a G+ Hangout which went on until like, about 20 minutes ago. Farts and Eshap were there, and Rulez and Serza stopped by.

Hell yes, that was epic.

Alex was a bitch though.

Adsolution wrote:

The Edditaur wrote:who fell out with me

I'm not quite sure what that means.

Maybe it's a natively English phrase. It means they had a fight with Eddit and (probably) are no longer friendly with him (for the time being). They had a 'falling out' of their friendship.

Also, that fez looks amazing on that face.

Adsolution wrote:

The Edditaur wrote:who fell out with me

I'm not quite sure what that means.

He doesn't like me anymore, but he was a friend before. Guess it's just a British thing or something.

EDDIT: Goddamn it Shroob beat me to it. Yeah, that's basically what it means, as far as I know.

Shrooblord wrote:Also, that fez looks amazing on that face.

ikr, Rulez got the best screenie at the best time right there.

The Edditaur wrote:

Adsolution wrote:

The Edditaur wrote:who fell out with me

I'm not quite sure what that means.

He doesn't like me anymore, but he was a friend before. Guess it's just a British thing or something.

Is it that fucking gaffot Benjamin?

Shrooblord wrote:Maybe it's a natively English phrase

The Edditaur wrote:Guess it's just a British thing or something.

I am half British and have lived in a community largely populated by the British for most of my life, hence my accent. I guess it's just one of those phrases I've for some reason never come across.

'Sigh,' the deprecations of living in North America, regardless of where and how you live.

I remember we learn that phrase in school, actually. Even Dutchies know what it means!

+ cheer today <3
- cheer today </3
- GCSEs GCSEs GCSEs GCSEs
+ at least I got the first one out of the way

- exams
- girlfriend broke up with me
- did not see that one coming.. at all
- I am freaking sad
+ new pokémon looks cool