Odd Details

I went to school in flip-flops the other day. My class that requires a uniform was cancelled so I was in jeans and a t-shirt.

No comment on the unusual attire, the crazy hair do (humidity was up, I looked like I'd stuck my finger in a light socket) or the fact that I actually was on time AND my homework was done.

However, there were numerous comments on my blue toe-nail polish*. Evidently it is very cute.

I don't get it. I seriously don't notice toe-nail polish. I barely notice nail polish, unless someone scratches me or someone with those insanely long, deadly looking nail-types are trying to type. And then I just ask myself "Why?".

Moral of the story: You can change almost anything about your appearance, and colleagues notice toenail paint.




*The blue color was my own private joke. I had had recent occasion to apply an ice pack to my foot and...well, you follow me. Ice. Blue toenails. Anyway.

What I have learned in the last twenty four hours

1. You don't drink when you make a shot at beer pong, the other team does.
2. Tippy cup is about a light touch, not seeing how many times you can tip the cup.
3. Jello shots and Jager-bomb's kick my ass.
4. I sing when I'm drunk.
5. My friend's long couch is better for sleeping than her short couch.
6. Don't bet drinks when playing poker unless you're sober enough to cheat.

and last but not least

7. The longer I'm awake (yay for waking up five hours after going to sleep) the worse I feel. Food is helping though.

The point at which...

...you're running out the door and happen to glance in the mirror and realize: If I go outside with my hair standing on end, some child will see me and have nightmares for the rest of his life.

I love having short hair!

Spring Break

It's officially started. I have a week off of school and no official plans (other than to catch up on my studies and work towards my new fitness goals). But I'm sorta bummed. I've really been liking my Ambulance Operations class.

Scenario's have been amazing, and last week I had the most amazing team. We fit in three scenario's in the three hour period (we lost an hour of class for tests); an MVC, respiratory distress and a cardio. Our team was just amazing, I can't say it enough. I mean, we managed our MVC and were off scene in 6 minutes (the goal is 10, and it was the first time we'd worked as a team AND our first MVC period). I'm not trying to brag (much), I'm just very thrilled about class.

Besides missing this class, I am excited to be out of class for a while. Time to just relax, work on my run time, and rearrange my house. Should be nice...