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My tonsils suck.

This morning I felt a little tickle in my throat, and sure enough, two white spots have made themselves a home on my left tonsil. My throat isn't actually soar, it's just slightly swollen which makes it annoying to try and eat or swallow anything.

If you remember, just a few weeks back I had my ass kicked by strep throat while on the first 'vacation' we've been able to take in years. I was pissed then, but I'm even more pissed now. I need to get a tonsilectomy...Like yesterday.

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