Today was nice

With the exception of an angry old lady who just wouldn't let go of the accelerator, today was rather nice peaceful. I'm happy. I just went to the oral surgery center, got some antibacterial fluid, and quickly went back home. After lunch, I went to my mom's work and just stayed and helped her until 7 at which point we went home. Nothing too exciting... I am glad.

-Sam Rho

I'm Alive

I love God. I just survived a T-bone collision car crash. I'm barely injured. Thank God.

I was leaving home today to go to the oral surgery place for my checkup. I had my list of questions, it was like any other day, nothing extraordinary. Then, as I was making the first turn from the intersection between my home street and the other road, a car hit me. I was scared for my life. I hoped that I was a good Christian. A few seconds later, I realized that the car was sideways, so I unhooked my belt and climbed out of the car. I was barely hurt at all. In fact, I was almost fine. The driver of the other car was fine as well, just a passenger who got injured. Thank God that no one was killed.

-Sam Rho

Being sick sucks

This morning I woke up feeling both hot and cold at the same time. It was a terrible feeling and I never want to feel that way again. I woke up and tried to cool myself off by splashing water on my face, but it didn't really help because I was cold anyway. I was just so confused.

I attempted to go back to sleep, but after many failed attempts, I got out of bed and prepared to face the day. That really didn't happen, though, because when I woke up I was freezing. The outside weather seemed to be mimicking my state because it was pouring down rain. I realized, after about an hour of laying down, that I was actually sick.

I was really annoyed because I didn't enjoy being sick at any point. I thought that this might have been caused by my extraction of wisdom teeth, but I quickly pushed aside the thought because this felt like an all out flu. I was aching and just feeling terrible. I attempted not to think about it by watching videos on YouTube and going on Facebook, but I was starting to feel worse, so I just went ahead and decided to watch some tv. After that, I decided just to take a nap and woke up about an hour or two later.

I feel a bit better than I did this morning right now, but I still feel awful. I've been watching Gintama for a while now... I feel rather helpless... My stomach aches, my face is hot, and I'm having trouble thinking correctly. Not happy right now. Hopefully I'll recover by tomorrow for my follow up check up at the surgical center that took out my teeth.

-Sam Rho

Generations

Nothing long, just like to say that my aunt, cousin, and niece came over last night and left right after church today. That was fun. My niece is actually older than I am, so I really only conversed with her. It was kind of funny to see the resemblance between the three of them. It was like looking through time. One generation at a time.

Nothing really special today, just making sure that I write something.

-Sam Rho

Chewing

You know, I never really realized it, but chewing food is really important when it comes to digestion of food. It also really sucks when you can't chew. It's been a few days since these wisdom teeth of mine have come out and I was really hoping that I would be able to chew at this point, but because the areas where my teeth once were seem to touch whenever I attempt to chew, it hasn't been the best experience attempting the feat. I started with yogurt and liquids, when it came to food, right after having the teeth pulled. I then moved on to rice and smaller foods of that nature. I could easily swallow all of those, so there was no problem. Yesterday and today, I attempted to eat apples, which was a stupid decision. I would get about halfway through the slice of apple and then I would get tired of attempting to suck the juice and then swallowing the piece and just throw the slice away. It was ridiculous. This was all a result of a lack of an ability to chew.

On the positive side, I've been getting better at eating slower, which is good because I don't want to choke when I finally get the ability to chew back. This slowing of my eating process, along with a lack of a large amount of food, has also allowed me to lose about 4-5 pounds, which is always a plus. I hope that I can get back to Taekwondo soon, though. I feel like I've forgotten some of the things, mostly because I only learned them for one day. Perhaps the internet can help me.

OH and tomorrow is Father's Day! Hooray! I... I think I should really start on that card that I told myself to make... Haha... woops...

-Sam Rho

Olding a little

I forgot to write here yesterday. I have no excuse. On the happy side, though, I managed to finally install Windows XP on the desktop! Everything worked as it did before and I'm really excited about that. Just to test out that everything was working, I decided to watch a few videos on Youtube. It was a nice experience to watch the videos from a TV screen connected to a desktop rather than just from my laptop. It wasn't really that different, but it just felt nicer because I was watching from that screen.

Anyway, I'll REALLY try and write here err'day, but I'll probably forget sometimes because I'm not the type of person that can remember things really well.

-Sam Rho

Writing Something

Just making sure that I have something on this blog that shows I was here on this day. I wouldn't want to mess up a rather long streak of successfully writing days. I've actually been studying pretty successfully with regards to SAT Reading Comprehension. I managed to finish the part of the SAT book from Kaplan about it and I have another few books that I can read, but I'm just glad to have at least finished one book. It feels satisfying. I've learned a bit, but I have much more to learn  before I can do much better than before.

Also, I had a successful installation of Windows XP over Windows 8 on the desktop at home today. I was glad to have that over with. Windows 8 was unable to work with a few of the programs that I have wanted and also my father seemed a little more comfortable with using XP, which is good because he's the one that uses the desktop the most often.

-Sam Rho