Too Much Cardio = Asthma Attack

Well friends, this day has not gone at all as planned.

First, Heather was supposed to pick me up this morning at 6:45-7:00am, but she ended up sleeping in until 8:30. So I had to have my mom drive me at 9 to APSU, she brought me to the Foy to drop off my gym bag and then brought me to the Marks because I had to pick up a recommendation from one of my teachers.

Well she was supposed to be in a meeting from 8:30-9:30ish (she even added ish in her email when I asked her when to come) anddddd I ended up waiting outside her office from 9:45-11:15. Yup that happened. Again, I was SUPPOSED to meet with Heather, Emilia, and Channel for our Economics project but Heather was going to be 10 minutes late, Channel wanted to go home and eat lunch, and Emilia hadn't even left her house by 11. So we canceled.

I walked to the UC to eat my lunch and work on some Physics homework that was going to be due by 9:45, and sat with Heather until my class started. Buying a coffee about 15 minutes before class, I got a Vanilla Latte from Einstein's and then walked to the Sundquist.



In Physics we went over our homework packet, took some notes, and had some demonstrations for Buoyancy and Fluids that we're studying now. We were let out of class 30 minutes early and I went to the library with Brittany and Lauren since they had Econ from 2:45-4:30. Rather than actually being productive with my time, I sat and did nothing until Heather was let out of class.

At 5:00, Heather and I went to the Foy for our Butts&Guts class which proved to be a lot harder than we both thought it'd be and it resulted in me having an asthma attack... so that was fun...

Now I'm home and I ate and I'm just mentally and physically exhausted.


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