I walked to the south gate hoping to catch a taxi, but none
were available before the K55 bus arrived, so I rode the bus to the Medical
Campus for my classes today. I got there
plenty early, so I decided to go visit Libby Clarke for a few minutes and then
headed to class.
The first class was okay, but I had only half the class
there when it started. They had a party
yesterday and one of the boys was in the hospital from alcohol poisoning and
one of the girls was in the hospital with food poisoning! Eventually most of them drifted in, but it
was not a good start to the day.
In the second class, I had to unlock one of my USB’s so that
the class monitor could put the videoed presentations from last week on it and
sure enough, that is the computer that has the virus!!! It destroyed the PowerPoint that I was going to
use! I had to go to plan B, which didn’t
last as long as it should have, so I let the class out about ten minutes early. I hate to do that, but I can’t see just
keeping them there and trying to come up with something when I don’t dare put
my other USB in that computer.
I caught a bus home and David met me at the gate. We almost missed each other. I was so tired when I got home that I laid
down to take a nap and didn’t wake up until 1:30. We were supposed to meet Dr. Tricia to 2 p.m.
and hadn’t had lunch yet. We hurried and
grabbed something to eat, caught the bus, which was really slow because of
traffic that was nearly stopped, and got to the hospital at 2:30.
Dr. Tricia helped us to get the records that we need for the
insurance and also had me meet with the cardio vascular surgeon, who reminds me
of Randy. He checked my leg and declared
me past the blood clot but cautioned me to not do anything too strenuous
yet. I still need to keep on my same
warfarin dose. It is getting me close to
the number that we need.
We tried to hurry back to the campus because David was
supposed to do games with his students in the canteen at four, but we didn’t
make it in time. He had asked a former student
to go there and meet anyone that came to tell them we were coming, but not one
came. We sat and talked to Sirius for a
while. Then we went to the teacher restaurant
and waited for Rain and Juliet. We wanted
to have dinner with these two girls who monitor in his class. They were really excited to be there and
brought some small cakes from the bakery for a dessert. Rain said she had wanted to try them, but
didn’t want to buy the whole box of four small cakes for just herself. They were fun girls to know.
This evening had just been work and planning.
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