Monday, June 29, 2009

Taking Laps

Six thirty was the time that was displayed on my sidekick's screen. I called Carla up today to routinely remind her that I was at Bell ready to take my frustration out on the track. I am no longer nervous upon entering this school. Before, I thought I was an outsider to the world of Bell. There, I had lost my friends and my old self.I spotted her with the extra earphones I had asked her to bring. She always remember the smallest things. I can appreciate a friend like that. One who is honest and true. We decided to walk a lap, like always, and talk about our weekend. After we decided we were going to run seven laps, stop, and run seven more. Today i was not feeling well, moody swingy even, and I jut wanted to focus on something more productive, running. We began to outrun people and make them get infuriated, a humorous sight to behold.After the twelve laps we actually ran we decided to do some escalators, or stairs. I felt nauseous and decided to "rest" for a while. Then some savages came from nowhere and began doing some squats towards Carla! They were inconsiderate and annoying! Then we stopped and went home thanks to the nobodies.
Running from something usually leads you to a further distance than you actually thought was possible. It makes you wonder why you were running in the first place, and if you can go back with the same stamina. You can fall and scrape a knee amid the pain stacking hours of your return from your somber departure.


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