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by swimurmaidListening to: Nicoletta making almond squares
Feeling: sadistic
1 1/2 hours sleep last night.
What the trash!?!
I turned my lights out at 10:20pm and curled up on my bed and cried for about an hour.
I hate crying.
Eventually I couldn't breathe anymore and my face was hot from being pressed into my pillows.
My body felt tired and I tried to surrender to a good nights sleep. I couldn't get comfortable. My covers were to hot, then to cold. To heavy, to thin. I tried opening up my window,I closed my window. I undressed, then re dressed. Nothing helped.
I tossed and turned and could never stay in one position for long. I looked at the clock.
5:13 in the blasted morning.
I was ticked off.
I finally settled down into a restless nap and then was awakened by the blaring of my stupid alarm clock. I've never wanted to throw something through a window so bad. I thought about sleeping in instead of going to the gym. But I made a commitment. I promised that I would go every day during the week. So I woke up at 6:30am and headed to the Sports Academy.
I found that the chilly water woke me up more sufficiently then my alarm clock did. I dove in the pool and worked out my frustration. It felt good, but it didn't last as long as I would have liked. I'm so out of shape when it comes to swimming. That needs to be fixed. And I'm working on.
After I lifted some weights and biked for bit then headed back home.
I decided to resist the urge to take a nap because that way maybe I'll sleep better tonight.
I better.
Or all will come to complete destruction.
I studied with Sarah for bit.
Chatted with Nicoletta, I'm sad she's leaving soon. She'll be back for the summer, so if I'm around then I'll see her.
Next was the talent show.
It was awesome! There was some sweet jumping rope skills, break dancing, sax playing, arrow making, comedian doing, and craft creating. I loved it!
And now I'm avoiding homework.
A Biology Lab write up on Sea Urchins, a test to be taken on Blackboard for Biology, and studying for ENVS 2340.
I'm sick of school.
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