All Diseases, Physical and Mental
I contracted food poisoning from something I ate on Sunday, whether it be the omelet from Bob Evans' on Sunday morning or the Philly Cheese Steak from the hotel restaurant that night. It hit me like a sack of bricks on Monday morning. After my digestive system had expelled the offensive food, I developed a fever that hurt my ability to concentrate in class. Maybe I shouldn't have gone to class at all, but learning a little bit of something is better than learning a lot of nothing.
The most frustrating aspect of Monday's class was the debrief from our second test. The original schedule called for the debrief, followed by a review of some lessons, followed by testing on those lessons. Alas, the debrief went all the way until 4 PM because too many people asked too many lame-ass questions. It's one thing to add a legitimate complaint about a test question; it's another thing to quibble with the instructor about the testing standards or try to analyze why a particular person got a particular question wrong. Maybe I'd have found the session more therapeutic if I had failed the test; instead, I was one of the lucky ones who passed by the seat of my pants.
The most frustrating aspect of Monday's class was the debrief from our second test. The original schedule called for the debrief, followed by a review of some lessons, followed by testing on those lessons. Alas, the debrief went all the way until 4 PM because too many people asked too many lame-ass questions. It's one thing to add a legitimate complaint about a test question; it's another thing to quibble with the instructor about the testing standards or try to analyze why a particular person got a particular question wrong. Maybe I'd have found the session more therapeutic if I had failed the test; instead, I was one of the lucky ones who passed by the seat of my pants.