dô stuont ich in mînem hemede...
Thursday, November 16th, 2006 10:13 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mothwingI am at home, down with the flu, missing the second day of my internship. Grrrrrrrrrr. I hate having the flu! I thought it was a bright idea to ignore it at first, because I wanted to go. My body was against that, though, my tonsils - well, all my lymph nodes are hurting like hell - like my left eardrum, the blasted thing - when it does I am slightly dizzy all the time - all minor, but annoying things.
My valiant attempt at getting up and leaving anyway were slightly impeded by the fact that I could not get down our own blasted stairs without stumbling several times and having to steady myself on the railing. I really wonder what's the matter there.
Grrrrrrr. Today would have been a great day, too. It would have not only meant seeing the nice English teacher again, but also met a really capable German teacher, who on top of everything apparently likes trainees. And it'd all been in the same class. And the other class is writing a German test today, so I wouldn't even have had to leave the house at 6.30 am. Grrrrrr!
Well. The good thing is that I finally have time to read some assignments and to plan some papers. I guess this really is too much to get used to. I wonder how the others with full time tables manage...Somewhere between Tuesday and Thursday next week, I am just going to stop moving and drop dead, right where I am, and people are going to walk all over my dead body on the way to their courses with that slightly robotic look Hamburg students acquire during the second week of semester.
My valiant attempt at getting up and leaving anyway were slightly impeded by the fact that I could not get down our own blasted stairs without stumbling several times and having to steady myself on the railing. I really wonder what's the matter there.
Grrrrrrr. Today would have been a great day, too. It would have not only meant seeing the nice English teacher again, but also met a really capable German teacher, who on top of everything apparently likes trainees. And it'd all been in the same class. And the other class is writing a German test today, so I wouldn't even have had to leave the house at 6.30 am. Grrrrrr!
Well. The good thing is that I finally have time to read some assignments and to plan some papers. I guess this really is too much to get used to. I wonder how the others with full time tables manage...Somewhere between Tuesday and Thursday next week, I am just going to stop moving and drop dead, right where I am, and people are going to walk all over my dead body on the way to their courses with that slightly robotic look Hamburg students acquire during the second week of semester.
