Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Blood Giving
For most of my life I did not understand why people wanted to give blood. I thought of it as involving needles and not fun. Who needs to give blood when other people do? I've been making excuses since senior year. I though class was more appealing than exchanging blood for a shirt and a coke. Today I got tired of talking and just gave it. I looked at the forms and found out that I am eligible. Then remembered that because I am O; anyone can use my blood. I got my finger pricked which stung like a bee. But the pain numbed it. Then the lady squeezed some blood out to check for anemia. I didn't really care. I guess that was the worst of it. Then I sat and waited. I didn't hesitate while getting up and let my nurse do her thing. Right before I did have a look of horror on my face. It was already in and I was pumping. But, apparently too hard so they made me roll the stress ball. I rolled and rolled watched my purpley crimson blood flow through the cord into the bag. When it was full I made them come back so they won't mooch extra blood. I had survived and it wasn't a big deal. I applied pressure and raised my arm. Then they wrapped me up, gave me a sticker, brownie, and a coke. I didn't cry, freak out, or start rambling. It wasn't a big deal.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
In Da Club
Last night I went clubbing for the first time. It being Friday with nothing to do. Why not? The first obstacle was getting dressed. It took my friends and I at least an hour and a half. I think getting primped was the most fun. Then we bumped our way down to Cashville. While walking down to the club one of our girls started talking to these random guys and it was creepy. Rule number 1: Don't tell strangers your real name and where you are actually from? That should stay confidential until you are interested. We didn't even need his money because it was free, so we scurried away from them when we got inside. I had to pay $6 dollars to take of my coat and cardigan. It should have been $3 but the lady peeled them apart and called it two. I felt ripped off for a while, but shook it off. Then we met this random guy who was pretty much a connoisseur of the night life there. It was crowded and there were some shadies and some skankies there. We were on the dance floor for a bit and this random 40 year old Indian guy was standing on it, not even swaying. and well staring at girls dance. it was creepy. I danced with this guy named George most of the time. He was gorgeous, but didn't have very much of a personality. I'm not a shallow person. I care about inside as much as the outside. He also complained about these guys butchering a Shaggy song and got pissed about it. Who listens to Shaggy?
It was crowded and felt like a cesspool of bacteria and STDs. Was not my scene at all. I'm not interested in going clubbing much more at all.
It was crowded and felt like a cesspool of bacteria and STDs. Was not my scene at all. I'm not interested in going clubbing much more at all.
Saturday, November 3, 2007
My picks from the new Whole Foods in Green Hills
1. Lucky Karma Beads (I got the tigers eye ones which means "balance")
2. function Braniac carambola punch (boosts memory and mental sharpness with Soy PS, Zinc, Ginko Bilboa, and even more powerful antioxidants.)
3. Belle Chevre Goat Cheese logs.
4. Nutri STARS multi-vitamins.
5. Banana Split rolled oates cookies. (amazing!)
6. Mineral fusion make up.
7. Real Simple magazine.
8. Trout dip.
9. New England Clam Chowder.
10. Blue Cheese straws.
The new Whole Foods store is banging and a great place to have lunch. Their cafe has a stage with live music and they have a cooking school upstairs. They have several dining options inside and everything is well priced enough for the quality. The presentation is nice enough to consider a run to the grocery store a date.
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