Saturday, April 18, 2009

This Is Not An Entry.

Waiting for facts to be checked on my last entry--it wasn't my story to tell, so I wanted to make sure it was correct.

In the meantime: Engrish. Using Babelfish, translate a passage English to Japanese back to English. And here are results, one from me ranting about my life, one from a more technical description (Intro to Clinical Assessment narrative).

Think that the cirque it does with sphere, to weekend would like to sleep. The lesson of class and voice, choir of the laboratory and theory and the room, the operation to Lown to the class of Vince (as for last one, week before him who has been grasped the cause cerium which is cancelled is, business hour for EMT the student it is classified), two many hours of the rehearsal passes the circular 1 day of time of operation, 1 hour cirques does, UTO doing it goes in the companion. Sexual intercourse, simply.

The class of second Vince was today in. Study meeting of the orgasm which is the part of V week almost, but that it was completely let escape. Today changed spiritual state (AMS) day. For the second time, I let escape the thing proper introduction which is classified entirely, all it was middle and it jumped. Front shock (I to possess somewhere word) with to be 1 women with my note, because (as for Vince as for me you have known, who where already is shock in us and he has already known that you ask, to I, you lecture temporarily as “non-EMT” perhaps the method of saying in me. However me knowing correct answer happily. It can point). In addition it should ask what kind of question, whether perhaps the suicide of glucometer (it is learned,) and it was registered, it was hypoglycemic from the fact that “the highest” it was who, depends on the sickness and does not eat and 11 person. Sufficiently you understand me thing both when it has happened, it gave the fact that the baby-sitter of the girl diabetes characteristic for several years is done.

Mildly entertaining, at least to me. This won't happen much, I'm trying to keep this on topic.

It's interesting, some of the comments I've recieved off of the site from people who read this. I've had people say that it makes them sad to read, that they don't want me 'hurting like this.' If that's happening, it's only becuase I still write like a middle schooler. Sure, things aren't awesome at the moment, but that is completely independent of my involvement with EMS. Sure, I angst about things sometimes. I worry about Matt sometimes, but more often than not, it's for reasons other than "oh no he is on call." It's what this blog is about, but this isn't my entire life. This is a snippet that ignores the late nights we have by choice and the adventures we have for pleasure. And even though I don't necessarily need your well-wishes, thanks. [cliche] It's nice to know that people care [/cliche]

1 comment:

  1. your blog reminds me of when I was lost in the world and wrote about it, back when I used blogspot and livejournal, hoping some random person out there would read it and empathize.

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