I have a history of
heat stroke. It all started when My Vet was in vet school. Money was
tight, so sometimes we
had to bike or walk to get places. I decided to bike
across town to my job on a
hot summer day. I over did it, and I've been easily susceptible
ever since.
In the past few
years, I have gotten heat stroke at least
once a summer. I know that's
bad. It wasn't on purpose. When I knew I
had to be
outside, I drank lots of
water, brought along an
umbrella, and rested
often, to
no avail. This summer my Mother-in-law recommend I start
wearing a hat. All summer I wore a
baseball cap when I was outside, and kept my eye out for
something better.
It worked! Wearing a hat
shielded me from the sun, and
reminded me to stop more often.
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I still wanted a hat that had a
wide brim though. Now that summer is
over and I don't really
need it anymore this year, guess what I
found? On Saturday, I went to a
huge craft fair with a friend, and
stumbled upon one. I am
not much of a hat person, and I think I look
goofy in them,
but I tried it on
anyway. As my friend was commenting how much she liked it, a
random stranger chimed in to say how
cute it looked on
me. Since I do
not regularly get compliments on my appearance from
strangers, I had
no choice. I impulse
bought it out of peer pressure.
What am I 15?
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