AmITheOnlyOne?

I am a hypochondriac. Self-diagnosed. I understand that most hypochondriacs don't know that they are such, but I am fully aware of it. I can't quite decide if this knowledge makes me better or worse. I'm probably going with worse because I know it and still continue to feel it. Am I alone in this? See, at the moment, I have a tingling sensation in my left arm...I obviously have already diagnosed myself with a heart attack. I do find this humorous...sometimes.

I sometimes wonder if any other high school teacher daydreams while teaching. Sometimes, while I am in the midst of lecturing, my mind will wander faaaaaaaarrrrrr away. If my mind is wandering, there is no way all of my students are still with me. I guess multi-tasking is a great skill of a woman. :)

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BacktoWork

So, I am a teacher. Today I must return to school....sad I know. :) Not everyone gets a 2 week long break in the middle of the holiday season. I have to admit that I am a little happy to get back into the swing of things. There is something nice about having a schedule that makes me feel like I am accomplishing something--even if I am not. I had a long talk with my husband last night about getting older. I am 23. I know, sounds ridiculous. However, I feel almost as if I am being forced to settle down by my surroundings. Do most people "settle down" at the age of 23? And, what is it about gaining responsibility that scares me? Well, here I am sitting at my desk--no Internet at home, so I guess I will type from my desk before school. Elaborate more later I suppose.
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