a history of me

I couldn't register this morning because of a financial aid conflict. Of course, I can't clear it up until I "electronically sign" something on a government website. Of course, this cannot be done today, only after an elaborate identity process is completed. I love the technological advances in education but not in administration. This kind of bullshit should be able to be resolved in ten minutes in person. Electronically, I have to jump through virtual hoops just to prove who I am.

As a kicker, my blister turned an ugly color today, so I strolled over to the Health Center to have a professional check it out. They had no "appointments" available until tomorrow, but I was still allowed to see a doctor as an "urgent care," first-come, first-serve patient. The wait was very short and they were quite helpful. They gave me some antibiotics and advised me to soak my foot twice a day in warm water.

The walk from the Health Center to the bus stop was brutal, but by the time I got home I was all set to treat this embarrassment on the bottom of my foot. Thankfully I don't have any school work to interfere with this crap.