Summer 2007, I am almost 17 years old.
As you and I well know, I barely ever write in this blog now. Facebook has now taken over my life. Kind of. This past July has been so jampacked that it felt like I was trying to stick a size 12 foot, into a size 6 shoe. Summer school was quite informative. Working as a camp sounselor was and still is great. And maintaining my training has been quite the challenge. Throughout all this productivity and non stop working, I've learnt one thing more importantly than anything else: cherish your weekends.
It's not like I don't like keeping myself busy but you need to recharge sometimes. I now live for my weekends like you wouldn't understand. I get to sit back and finally do what I was born to do: eat when hungry, and sleep when tired. Life is great, life is great.
Just today I came across an article that has taught me more than any other article. If you are actually caught reading this sad, sad blog, then I think the very least you could do to redeem yourself is read this article at http://www.t-nation.com/readArticle.do?id=1663686&cr=atomicDog .
Other than constantly staying on my toes and embracing the weekends, I still have difficulty believing summer is finally here, let alone half way over. It's like sex, you think it'll never come to you, but when it does, you feel like pinching yourself just to make sure everything isn't just a dream. Now I swear on my life I've never had sex before, but I just thought it would make a valid analogy.
So for those of you sitting at home on a summer day reading my blog, get the fuck out. It's summer, play with your dog, feed your fishes, go out for a run, catch a movie with your siginificant other or just catch up with your family and friends. You can worry about work, school or misunderstood friendships when summer is over, for crissake. You'll regret not listening to me once September come around.
As of now, I'm logging off for another little while. I need to take a vacation from the internet as it, though informative, is taking over my life at an exponential rate. Cheers to all the hot babes, to the outdoors, to the sunny weather, to the mosquitoes and to the summer my fellow compatriots. Until next time.

