Deliciously bright days.

Today was wonderful (no sarcasm).  I woke up a tad early to do one dreadful workout.  I must say, when the  gym has a sign saying, "please leave this door closed because we have the air conditioning on!" then they should probably place the air conditioning on.  I mean, I'm no rocket scientist, but that sounds like a great idea to me!  I was sweating bullets the moment I walked into the gym.  I mean, I felt like all I had to do was stand in the gym for a few minutes and it could actually make me sweat nearly as much as I do with a forty minute routine.  Kind of sad..

After showering I grabbed my laptop pretending to keep busy.  Sitting by the window in the common room allowing the breeze to cool my body.  I got tired of that quickly though, decided it was time that I moved my lazy bum outdoors.  The thing is, since I'm blond, I tend to have really fair skin.  So I sat outside in my white t-shirt and jean skirt, soaking in the sun.  An hour and a half went by quickly, soon I was packing up my imitation snuggy which substituted as my blanket.  Dropped my things off, grabbed my books and proceeded to Logic class, where I was late and failed a test.  There was no escaping that one, I knew it was a failure the moment I walked through that door.  You'll have some winners, and you'll have some losers; gotta take what you get.

Went to rock climbing class, had a brilliant time.  I will admit, this is kind of silly but I happen to adore one of the guys who is in the class.  Not because he is beautiful, totally is though, but because he's sincerely nice.  Sadly, I had him belay (person holding the rope on the ground and spotting the climber) me today and as I was coming down he let me drop.  Well as I would like to say, I would rather my butt take the beating than my face.  So I do thank him for not allowing me to swing into the wall.  I'm pretty sure I wouldn't look too great with a sunburn on my face and a broken nose.

Time to end this thing.  Have you ever sat in the dark outside, looking around?  Felt the damp grass beneath your butt and hands?  Sniffed at the air as the breeze trailed passed your still form and tasted the soul deep quietness that goes along with being calm?  I feel as if one day we're all going to be in that position, sitting there in the dark but still feeling at peace with the knowledge that we're incapable of seeing our surroundings. We're not completely blind though, we just have to rely on our other senses.  Only then can we actually be ready, only then can we truly see.