... And it was not pleasant. It actually got into my eye and it was irritating my eye at first and then suddenly it stopped, no more flapping or buzzing or whatever movement it was doing. But it was still in my eye, and when I looked in a mirror, it was embedded under my eyeball. After finally being able to remove it, I realised I had murdered this fly with the power of my eyeball. But I guess you could say that the fly was sort of on a suicide mission to have directly have flown into my eye of all places!
Speaking of eyes, during my 3 hour free period today, I watched an hour long documentary by Michael Mosley. It's really good. It's about feeling pain and how people discovered the drugs that stop pain. It goes into a bit about chemistry and medical operations hundreds of years ago. I recommend watching it. It was really interesting:
Pain, Pus and Poison: The search for modern medicines. 1. Pain
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p01f51z4/Pain_Pus_and_Poison_The_Search_for_Modern_Medicines_Pain/
Speaking of eyes, during my 3 hour free period today, I watched an hour long documentary by Michael Mosley. It's really good. It's about feeling pain and how people discovered the drugs that stop pain. It goes into a bit about chemistry and medical operations hundreds of years ago. I recommend watching it. It was really interesting:
Pain, Pus and Poison: The search for modern medicines. 1. Pain
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p01f51z4/Pain_Pus_and_Poison_The_Search_for_Modern_Medicines_Pain/
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