Day 340: John Tran to the Rescue!

 

December 6th, 2011Today the savior within me came out, as shown by how well I took care of Geetha. After she called me at 5 AM telling me her struggles all night due to food poisoning, I could not bear to sleep. Instead, I took the quickest 201 I could find at 6:15 rushing to her place by 6:30. There, I nursed her to some decent health before the wee hours of the morning, where I would take her to Student Health Services. She got a check up from the nurse who told her of her dehydration, subsequently hooking her up to an IV line. I snapped a picture of her string subsequently. Struggled with the dilemma of starvation, I shortly left the building for a quick trip to the ACCB Commuter lounge, where I would pick up some quick L&L for lunch. NomNoms. By the time I got back, her line almost finished pumping, which ultimately allowed us both to depart. We went back to the commuter lounge to get some In&Out to go before going back to her place. While she napped/slept the rest of the day, I studied for a bit, and did random various playful tasks on the Internet including playing the Sims and watching Ron Paul videos. At 8 PM I watched Glee with Geetha before going with her to Market to get her some soup. I ate some noodles at the same time, ending the night watching Friends with her. The day was saved.

On this day in 1884, in Washington, D.C., workers place a nine-inch aluminum pyramid atop a tower of white marble, completing the construction of an impressive monument to the city’s namesake and the nation’s first president, George Washington. As early as 1783, the infant U.S. Congress decided that a statue of George Washington, the great Revolutionary War general, should be placed near the site of the new Congressional building, wherever it might be. After then-President Washington asked him to lay out a new federal capital on the Potomac River in 1791, architect Pierre L’Enfant left a place for the statue at the western end of the sweeping National Mall (near the monument’s present location). GEORGE WASHINGTON, A GOOD PRESIDENT…

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