Lazy Days Are Wonderful and a Curse

So very true, isn't it? I can't believe it's already 10.

Seeing as my body doesn't think it's a good idea to sleep in when the clock changes, I ended up waking up at 7 am. Eh. That meant it was time for my Sunday run.

For some reason, Sunday runs are the ones that kill me. Today was a marvelous example of that. It was only 3 miles, but everything was bothering me. First it was my arch, then began the lovely stomach pains and cramps. Ick. Add a sports bra that's too loose and you've got what I was dealing with this morning. However, as soon as I stopped everything stopped bothering me. That tends to happen.

I started out the day productive, but then it took a turn. Started watching some Hulu, went on a stroll for lunch with the room mate, and as soon as I got back to the dorm was asked to go to the movies. Of course I went.

We went to see Due Date. My opinion? Wasn't very good. The movie tried to be funnier than it was... There were some funny lines, but not enough to make a substantially funny film.

All in all, I am not prepared for the week to restart. I did end up getting some work done in the evening, but it still feels like there's so much more to do! There's always something to get done, isn't there?

How do you feel about lazy Sundays?

Tripping Over Myself and Arch Support

I always have trouble starting out a post. It's hard to try to think of something clever to draw the reader in!

Before even getting to class for my English midterm, I was greeted with bad karma by tripping on the stairs. I'm okay, but not a great sign. I even ended up ripping some of my best tights right on the knee! Boo.

On the other hand, I think I actually did decently on the midterm. The first two parts I had down pretty well, but I'm a tad worried about the essay. We'll just see what happens. That means there's only one midterm left, History! It's the one I'm dreading the most, but I've studied up for it! I'm ready to get it over with!

I ran 5 miles today, first run of November! I need to start mapping out courses because the treadmill is not joyful for long distances. It's boring. It can be nice, but it gets old.

My left arch has been bothering me lately, and I was wondering why until I thought of a strange habit I have. You see, when sitting I tend to end up sitting on my left foot. Why? I honestly can't tell you. I should probably stop now if it's gonna mess with my arch!

I'm not really sure where to reply to comments, so I'll just say it here- Thanks! And yeah, turning off the celluar device is probably really useful.

I'll keep it short tonight so I'll leave ya'll with a picture of how lovely campus looked today:



Isn't fall grand?

What's an odd habit you have?