P.V.H.S.X.C.S.T.S.

well let's just say I'm very very unhappy with this race. It was sad and pathetic and I don't even think it deserves to be called a race. I've been/ still am sick, so that hasn't helped me prepare or preform. It was the first race I ever really seriously considered quitting. It would have just been so much less humiliating, difficult, and exhausting if I had just snuck off the course. But I know I loose respect for quitters, and I wasn't about to stoop as low. It was much less humiliating to finish last than it would have been to quit.

I'm a Senior and today was the first time I have ever been to Sandbergs. I'm glad we did though, it was pretty fun. I ran with Taelor, she was taking it easy today. when we got to sandbergs mia, stoner, aubrey, and little taylor boyer were there, so we hung with them for a moment and I got my feet wet in that nasy and murky excuse of a pond. while we were all getting out, before the other girls finished getting...dressed. the boys team showed up. Kind of one of the funnier moments of my life that I'll probably never forget. It's been nice being able to come to afternoon practice, but boy, I never have really appreciated how hot it is! I've never really had to run after school during the school year, usually when I'd run it's like 5 o'clock so it's not quite as painful. so hats off to you hooligans! Oh and major life break through: Jake admitted to our friendship!

awe, look who came to practice every single day this week! well I can say St. George has the MOST bipolar weather in the world. when I started my run it felt just lovely, then after about two minutes it started to sprinkle, and then it poured, then it became super humid and muggy, and then it just became unbearably warm. It was a little less than desirable weather, but oh well.