I'm good guys. I have no pain if I take the ibuprofen the surgeon… - Feed Post by KenjiSama
I'm good guys.
I have no pain if I take the ibuprofen the surgeon prescribed me. 800 mg......but still even if I don't, all it does is ache a little. The stitches get on my nerves. They dessolve and I can't wait for that.
I'm going to Chicago Friday leaving Sunday.
I hoped I could study, but that will have to wait.
I would study now, but that ibuprofen has me sleeping all night til 6 am, then after I eat and take the medicine, (usually finished by 7-8 am) I'm back asleep till 3 pm. Then I'm drowsy, and too tired to study. The surgeon said my tiredness and long sleep hours are normal. I don't mind though, I'm having pretty good dreams except for one this afternoon.
I woke up after some guy kept throwing scissors at me, killing me in my dream O.o
I was a little freaked, until I realized it was a dream.
I am practicing a little with Siri. I didn't know you could change siri's spoken language to Japanese....
Once my grandma gets her new phone, I'll change my language setting back to Japanese. It helps, and I'm changing my contacts to Katakana, (or Kanji and Hiragana e.g. おばあちゃん for grandma, 叔父 for my uncle)
She (or he, Siri can be both) helps me practice my speaking.
I have no pain if I take the ibuprofen the surgeon prescribed me. 800 mg......but still even if I don't, all it does is ache a little. The stitches get on my nerves. They dessolve and I can't wait for that.
I'm going to Chicago Friday leaving Sunday.
I hoped I could study, but that will have to wait.
I would study now, but that ibuprofen has me sleeping all night til 6 am, then after I eat and take the medicine, (usually finished by 7-8 am) I'm back asleep till 3 pm. Then I'm drowsy, and too tired to study. The surgeon said my tiredness and long sleep hours are normal. I don't mind though, I'm having pretty good dreams except for one this afternoon.
I woke up after some guy kept throwing scissors at me, killing me in my dream O.o
I was a little freaked, until I realized it was a dream.
I am practicing a little with Siri. I didn't know you could change siri's spoken language to Japanese....
Once my grandma gets her new phone, I'll change my language setting back to Japanese. It helps, and I'm changing my contacts to Katakana, (or Kanji and Hiragana e.g. おばあちゃん for grandma, 叔父 for my uncle)
She (or he, Siri can be both) helps me practice my speaking.
posted by KenjiSama
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Wow, crazy dream. o.O
I noticed my sister set siri to Japanese on her phone/gps/whatever, which I thought was a pretty nifty idea. I'm alergic to phones though... or something like that...
