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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
holla
How often does a stomach upset evolve into fever, cold, headaches and phlegms!
Not very often, but it had to happen to me 2 days before my prom. Now, that's how lucky I am. I would love to go for prom, but if I still have that 'sick' look on the evening itself, I guess I'll pass for it.
Heal boy, HEAL!
okay... i am off...
Mumbled @ {12:08 PM}
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