I slept in this morning until 8:30. I spent the entire night awake, theorizing student-centered computer instruction and other various nerd things. The academic never rests, I guess. Anyway, I woke up, made coffee, and forced myself to eat. Sometimes I forget to eat breakfast during “exam week.” I ate Quacker Oatmeal Squares (Brown Sugar) and brutally attacked an orange.
Oranges are the most annoying fruit. How can you even tell if an orange is a good one? The one I had this morning had wedges that refused to separate. I ate half.
I was surprised to finish my paper in only a few hours this morning, but I did stay up all night thinking about it. Right? Yes. Everyone has their own writing process.
During the last two hours of writing I was starving, but I refused to eat until the paper was emailed to my teacher. This self-threat worked and I celebrated with the last bit of tortellini in my refrigerator. I tossed cook tortellini with salt, olive oil, shredded Parmesan cheese, and chopped sun-dried tomatoes. That was not enough carbs, so I had to two small slices of Great Harvest’s Virginia Savory bread (buttered with Great Harvest’s Garlic and Herb butter).
So much carbs, I know. I am prepared to defend myself.
1. I just finished my paper, so I can do what I want.
2. I am playing soccer tonight, so I have to be ready.
3. I drank wine with it, which is technically a fruit.
4. I’ll eat veggies later.
Lunch look only 10 minutes and it tasted good. Now, I’m drinking wine and catching up on blog reading. I apologize in advance for any drunk-comments.
