... I feel like crap

[windandwater]

I got up early (been up since 10am) and everything and showered, but the icky feeling won't go away. My stomach and head are telling me that if I get on the bus for an hour to go to school, I'm going to be ill and barf. I usually don't ignore little notices like this. Bleh. But I really wanted to go to campus to day to get my books, since I have a Final on the 5th. And to rape teh bandwidth at school for anime. I guess I'll just work on my paper here at home instead, since that's due, too.

... god, why did I have to decide to write a paper about The LaGrand Case (Germany v. US) and the Enforcability of Provisional Measures of the International Court of Justice? It's a really boring subject. I mean, well, it's not boring to ME, since I think it's kinda cool. But I'm a law geek anyway and these things interest me. But still... writing 20 pages on this is enough to drive me batty, especially after writing that paper on the Status of Private Security Companies Under the Laws of Armed Conflict. XPPP It's hard to go from the mindset of armed conflict and the laws of war to pacific settlement of disputes. It makes me crazy. I'm just super glad that Wills&Trusts and Remedies are the only sit-in Finals that I have to worry about. Wills&Trusts is gonna be a 2-hour multiple choice though, and I have a tendency to suck at those. And the Rememdies Final is in the EVENING which sucks even more. SUCK SUCK SUCK... and not in the good way either.

I also wanted to get new toys from McDonald's today. ;__;

There's always tomorrow, and I hope I'll feel better then.

Comments

[chibi-faolan.livejournal.com]

*extra huggles*

Do you have soup and tea at least? Feel better!

[windandwater.livejournal.com]

I have soup and tea, but didn't want any. Well, maybe I'll have soup later. Or ramen, actually. ^^;;

[chibi-faolan.livejournal.com]

Mmm... ramen. You should have some tea, though. It'll help. ^_~ But aren't I always telling you that?

[aurorn.livejournal.com]

My trick for Mulitple choice tests/exams is to always go for my first instinct and not to question it unless I'm sure beyond a shadow of a doubt that my first instinct was wrong, because one's first instinct isn't wrong 9 times out of 10; especially if you study.

[windandwater.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that's true. It's just that the multiple choice test we get are very long, and usually you can knock one answer off right away, the second if you think, and the last two are usually a tossup that can go either way depending on the question and the law.