...except when you are dishonset about your schooling. Then getting canned from the Admissions Dept of MIT is the only reasonable thing to do. Isn't it?
On to a different topic: I gave blood for the first time last night. The stake was having a blood drive, and Val was gonna go at 3PM. But she didn't make it at 3, so we both went at 7. Originally I was going to support her, since she was apprehensive. This was gonna be her first blood-giving also. But I decided before we left the house that I would do it anyway. Long story short: Val wasn't able to donate due to her iron level not being high enough. I was able to do it, and didn't have any problems until it was all done and I got a look at the FREAKIN' HUGE NEEDLE STUCK IN MY ARM!!!!!11111
...seeing that made we a tiny bit woozy, but I made it. It was a rather out-of-body experience to see the red stuff coming out of me, through a tube, and being collected in a bag underneath me, and knowing that my bodily supply was diminishing. I didn't have a problem with the needle stick, except that I couldn't look as she was doing it. The stick didn't hurt at all. I don't even think I'm gonna bruise. The irony of it is that I have great veins, but I hate needles.
Both of us were very brave, together...
Friday, April 27, 2007
Honesty pays...
Posted by Daishi at 11:37 AM
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Ah yes, blood letting, one of my favorite past times!!Ha-ha~ You two are both brave, I HATE needles, and i too have been told I have great veins. Ewwwwww!! On another note, what will Val do about getting more Iron? Love you guys, have a great weekend!
~Leah
She was only 1 point off, so we're not gonna do anything different.
Jordan, I am so pleased with you for giving blood to the Red Cross. You did an awesome job!
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