Dear Reader,
Within the last three weeks I have had two colds. I find that colds are the most frustrating things to deal with because even though I have been eating right and exercising (the whole 9 yards) I still manage to get sick. Maybe it was the contagious people around me or the weather rapidly changing, I'm not sure. All that I know is that I hate missing out of things because I am sick. Even if I try to tough it out and go outside, I know that I will feel lousy and not enjoy my time.
I need to get healthy, fast.
Yours Truely,
The AverageGinger
Friday, September 17, 2010
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Tis the Sports Season
Dear Reader,
The sports season is back! Football, soccer, cheerleading, field hockey, and everything else under the cool fall sun is back in season.
The other day I went to a high school football game and watched as the team made touch-down after touch-down. All of the fans on my side of the stadium were into the game rooting on for the home team. Accross the way were just a few fans cheering for the defense to step it up. Then there was a break in the yelling as half time came. A lot of people got up to buy hot dogs and sodas but the majority kept to their seats to watch a beautiful arrangement of uniformed high schoolers marching and playing a great arrangement. The team ended up winning, which was a first in a while. The crowd erupted into a loud cheer and then all left the staduim as the team went back into the locker room.
This makes me wonder. Why is everyone (stereotypically) obsessed with football?
Your's Truely,
The AverageGinger
The sports season is back! Football, soccer, cheerleading, field hockey, and everything else under the cool fall sun is back in season.
The other day I went to a high school football game and watched as the team made touch-down after touch-down. All of the fans on my side of the stadium were into the game rooting on for the home team. Accross the way were just a few fans cheering for the defense to step it up. Then there was a break in the yelling as half time came. A lot of people got up to buy hot dogs and sodas but the majority kept to their seats to watch a beautiful arrangement of uniformed high schoolers marching and playing a great arrangement. The team ended up winning, which was a first in a while. The crowd erupted into a loud cheer and then all left the staduim as the team went back into the locker room.
This makes me wonder. Why is everyone (stereotypically) obsessed with football?
Your's Truely,
The AverageGinger
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