Po-Ta-To
I cry. I'm dying. I'm pretty sure of it. That truck that was due to hit me a month ago never came. Fudge. Anyway, I've been running around all afternoon for my mom. First I had to go pick up Rachel from school, then take her to school, buy a potato, then pick her up again. The first time I picked her up it wasn't really bad because I tried to call my mom earlier to tell her that I could pick people up since I didn't have rehearsal, but she didn't answer her phone. Then I got involved in KOL stuff and was frustrated to have to go pick her up. But, whatever. That was OK. The problem came when I had to take her to the practice English 3 AP test. She was being whiny about me taking her instead of Mom, and I was beginning to develop a stomach ache. Then, my mom told me that she wanted me to go buy her potatoes, so she handed me a $20 bill as I headed out the door. I had to turn around because I forgot the keys since I was so focused on the oncoming stomach ache. Of course, Rachel got agitated because she was afraid she was going to be late so she walked back and gave me "the look" then hopped in the car and ordered me to speed to get her there. I have to admit, I didn't speed. In fact, half the time I was going at least 3 or 4 mph under the limit. Not on purpose, mind you, just because when I'm not feeling well I don't put the same amount of pressure on the gas pedal. I'm not sure why, that's just the way I do things. Anyway, she hopped out of the car and freaked out because the door was locked and I drove away to buy the potatoes. When I got to HEB this creepy guy in a truck was staring at me so I called my mom to let him know that I was just going to ignore him. My stomach ache furthered my discomfort. So I asked my mom what kind of potatoes and how many she wanted, and she told me a bag. Then I heard my father correct her to say that they only needed one Idaho potato and that the kids didn't need any because they could just eat leftovers since we have so many. So I was like, "Great... they sent me out her to buy one freaking potato. Ugh!" So I grab the biggest potato I can find and walk up to the registers. I also discovered that I know almost everyone that works the registers at HEB. I took my chances with Michael Beach. I told him that I was buying one potato. So I gave him the potato and he weighed it and told me that it would cost 90 cents. So I took out the $20 dollar bill, gave it to Michael, received a strange look, as I well deserved for paying $20 for a 90 cent potato, and tried to leave in a hurry, whenceforth I nearly smashed my nose into the unsliding doors. Apparently, they take a few seconds to react at HEB. Anyway, I brought Mom the potato, and laid down on the couch for a couple of minutes. Then I got back on the computer, only to get off soon after to go pick Rachel up. My mom made me leave at like 8:45 because she was afraid that Rachel would have to stand outside in the dark. I told her that it didn't end until at least 9:00, but she insisted that I leave. I didn't feel like arguing, again due to the stomach ache, so I just left. I waited a good 20 minutes for Rachel to come outside, meanwhile laying down to try to get rid of the pain. I failed. Right now I feel a little confused. I feel like I have a fever, but after I took my temperature the thermometer told me that I only had temperature of 96.7. That's lower than my average of 97.6, or maybe my average is 96.7 and I just confused those two numbers. Either way, I don't have a fever, and I don't understand why I feel certain that I really do. I'm all dizzy and disoriented, but no fever. It's confusing. Whatever. I may not go to school tomorrow. I'll need to make-up time. Oh well, I feel like I'm going to die. If I do, it's a free for all on my stuff.