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I don't like getting up so early when I don't have to be at work right away. -.-

I don't feel like reading my textbooks, which was the original plan. XD

It was kind of funny, before I took some Dimetapp, I was trying to go to sleep and I was laying on my left side, and I could FEEL everything draining to the left side of my head, giving me a headache on that side. XD

I was like, "I am NOT going to put up with this while I'm trying to sleep" so I went upstairs and got me some medication.

It's children's medication, my mom got it for my youngest brother, but it let me breathe last night. XD

And...my teeth hurt? Must be too much wisdom there. >.>

hahahaaa!

 

..i mean, nawwww :( toothaches suck

They do. If it was like a toe or something, you could mostly ignore it, but when it's pain in your mouth like that... >.< At least it's just kind of a general ache, more in the gums (well, behind them maybe) than in the teeth. It does feel like more sinus pain, but I didn't know you could have sinus pain in your jaw. XD Or else I forgot. >.>

lol! doublepostninja'd!

 

 

never had that before XD

Never had Dimetapp, or where you could feel your sinuses draining to one side of your head? >.>

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