Hmm...problem? I think so

[synapticjava]

I nodded off in Child Development. Twice. I felt really bad because Dr. Cleland's the type that makes eye contact with everyone (there's only 5 people in the class), so he had to have known that I wasn't all there. Now I have to go have him again for an hour and half, and then directly followed by a three hour class.

No fear - I stopped off at Sophies (the cafe) and picked up two largest STRONG coffees, and three 20 oz Full Throttle energy drinks. If this doesn't kill me, it might help me stay awake.

In other news - 20 degrees? Never happened. Right now it's something like -1 without the windchill factor. Fuck you, Lake Effect!

Now I gotta run back (just stopped back to my room to change into a heavier sweater and change into my wool coat and pick up a heavier hat) and finish my Counseling Theories reading, and diagnose the subject in the book. Which could be difficult, becaust Dr. Anderson isn't here yet, and thus, I have no way of getting ahold of the DSM-IV. Grrr!

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[scottrossi.livejournal.com]

"No fear - I stopped off at Sophies (the cafe) and picked up two largest STRONG coffees, and three 20 oz Full Throttle energy drinks. If this doesn't kill me, it might help me stay awake."

ye gods man, thats ALOT of caffeine, and thats coming from a caffeine whore like meself. if stores in your area have it, you should try a yerba matte. its a bitter tea, but it is the national drink of paraguay and uruguay and southern brazil. it is very energizing and also very very healthy and has little of the negative effects of caffeine. if you are interested, try checking out some of the local vegetarian restataunts or health food stores.

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[chocgood84.livejournal.com]

ye gods man, thats ALOT of caffeine, and thats coming from a caffeine whore like meself

Yeah, and I paid bloody hell for it too. Thanks for the rec - I'll keep it in mind.