January 29, 2009

I go to school not knowing what room number my math class was because I had forgot my class schedule, but I had eventually found it by trial and error. It was a long class that seemed to drag on with every fckin bar graph he drew. I like the teacher, BUT i just hate math, period. After math, I go to communication. I honestly like that class. Not only is my teacher hella funny and looks/ talks like Seth Rogan from Superbad, but he is also hella chill. We first begin with a discussion on ethics and simple rules for the classroom since we are going to be doing a whole lot of talking amongst ourselves. He then said something that really struck me. He made a comment about the desks and how they were all lined up into rows to which we are subjected to sitting in. He made a reference to the row-like manner to that of being in the army, and even prison. He also said that the reason why they were there was because it would be easier for the teacher to control the students in that way, and that's that. He then asked us to form a circle like those times in elementary school so everyone could be seen and heard as he or she talks. I'm looking forward to more of this class. During the 2 hour break, Lance and I head down to Kaiser in Daly City for me to get my vaccines that I still need. I really need this because by the end of this month, which is tomorrow, my insurance would no longer be covered because of the fact that it was under my dad's previous employment. When we got to Kaiser and went up to the laboratory I was saddened and disappointed when they had told me that the lab is closed for lunch and isn't open til 2. It was only 12:30 when we had gone. Now I only have one more day to get it. I have classes from 9 to 2. I have to get home still and the lab in Union City closes at 5. It really sucks. Healthcare is needed in this society and whether or not you are covered with insurance, the wellness of the people shouldn't come with a ridiculously high price to pay.