Skip to main content

Bailey really is hot!

Something that I forgot to mention in the last post is that Bailey is hot. It's actually a funny story of how that came to be decided for good. (There's been talk about it before, but now it's been decided for sure) 

At the meet yesterday concessions was selling pizza, among other things. Well the meet didn't end until almost ten at night and they still had a lot of left over pizza. During the last event, the 4x4, they started just giving out boxes of pizza to everyone who was working at the meet, which was mainly college kids. Then they gave the last 10-20 boxes to these not that bad looking college guys who were out at a table by the entrance. We were (Bailey, Sara and I) starving by the time the meet ended and the aroma of food that engulfed the track was making us almost dizzy. Though that could also have been because Bay and I had just done the 4x4 and Sara had done the 2 mile. Anyways it didn't matter, we wanted food. After we had packed up, we began the seemingly long trudge to the bus. The trudge was all that much longer when we had to endure having these guys whistle at us non-stop as we pretended not to notice them, then endure the even worse torture of having to walk by those guys with the pizza. As we walked by Bay glanced at the pizza for a second and continued walking. Well she's freaking hot, so they called her over and gave her a box of pizza! The best part was that t hey wouldn't give anyone else pizza! When people asked us where we got the pizza (cause of course she shared with us, though it wasn't a full box there were only three pieces) we told them, so this one girl went to get some. They wouldn't give her any. They seriously wouldn't give anyone else pizza. We decided the pizza was drugged but didn't care (Sara decided it was date rape, but that makes no sense considering we were on a bus heading away from them).
Max, Calvin, Myself, and Bailey. After the XC running banquette. Calvin said something or other insulting about me, since that's what he usually does, which is way I was right about to smack him in the head and why Bay and I are looking stupid and laughing. (Picture from my mom)

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Timberman Triathlon

Okay, this one really is going to be short. I don't really have much to say besides what's about to be said. So....read on! First off do you know what a triathlon is? Or what the Timberman triathlon is? You don't? Let me explain then. A triathlon is where you swim, bike, and run. You're timed in each event and your transition time (how long it takes you to go from one event to the next) also counts against you. The Timberman is a triathlon held in Grand Rapids MN. It has a long course (mile swim, 26.2 mile bike, and a 10K run. But don't quote me on the bike) and a sprint course (1/3 mile swim, 13.1 mile bike, and a 5K run, but don't quote me on the bike again). It's a fun event put on every year and draws a nice crowd of people from every age and fitness level. I did the short course and this is how it went: Swim The swim was by far my worst event. I did it in my sports bra and spandex shorts (last year I did it in normal shorts and nearly lost them!...

Fun?

I was invited to go to a party. By a senior. BOO-YA!! So Jake and I went. We all mat at the basketball game Side note: We won, after going into overtime and almost a second overtime! The boys  are now going on to either section finals or section quarters.  Then we all went bowling, which hurt my ankle, so that now this morning it's all in a fit. We bowled until 11pm and then went back to Sidney's house were Spencer asked Marly to prom! Aww. There was a huge banner and everything! Once things called down everyone  headed in for food, well Jake, Kali and I already had. Hehehee. How does Cathy manage to make everything taste so good? We played Dance Dance Revolution 4, messed with each other and ate food. Jake and I should never play Dance Dance. We're not the best and look awkward. The entire time I missed my "group", my close friends, the one's who know me, who I actually hang out with. I normally don't hang out with the people who were there, some of them ...

Dear Asthma,

I would prefer to tell you this face-to-face, but seeing as you have no face and live within my own body, I see no chance of that happening anytime soon. Therefore it is with an ache in my chest that I write this to you. I am sorry, but we are different places in life. I will always remember the times we had together. I mean, who could forget the times you've had me doubled over, coughing as my lungs attempt to dispel you from my body causing you to become caught and tangled within my throat so I can no longer take in a breath. There's also the times where you, in anger with my lungs for trying to get rid of you, wrap your arms around my chest and squeeze with all your might. Just as you've done today. I would love to keep you here with me, but we really are in separate places in this life. I know, it sounds cliche and yet it rings true. You've changed since we first met. You now want to take the easy way in life. To sit back and watch all the good times ...