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Day 3 of feeling so much lighter
Feb. 3rd, 2016 04:57 pmYesterday I slept until noon, slept again for an hour in the afternoon, and then went to visit friends for burgers, drinks, and card games. LK's burgers were excellent as always, I had three. (I found out on Monday that since the last time I checked, at the end of summer, I lost over 3kg and am now slightly underweight. Not good.) Bailey's and milk is a great combination. I played Cards Against Humanity for the first time, it was a lot of fun.
On the way there I witnessed a car crash. I was walking on the sidewalk and heard a car taking the corner way too fast, turned to watch and saw it crash into a motorbike. The driver of the motorbike broke at least one leg and seemed a bit confused about what was happening. I stayed to wait for the ambulance and police in case they needed witnesses, and the police officer who wrote down the witnesses' names and contact info told us that the driver of the car failed the alcohol test. I couldn't stop shivering for a long time.
Zero tolerance for drunk driving.
When I came home I saw that the Pens were up 1-0 in the first period against Ottawa and thought "hm, pity, I probably shouldn't watch the game – wait, actually, why not, I can now!" The only things I have to do today are grocery shopping and eat, plus some other things that would be a bonus. I don't have the constant "I really should do some work for uni" anymore, it feels great. I won't watch night games all the time, it can be annoying to have a sleep rhythm out of sync with most others, but every once in a while, why not! It was a good choice of game too: the Pens dominated, gave up a few fluky goals so it stayed exciting until the end (two crossbar hits in the last minute, no wonder Flower gave it a kiss), and a Sid hat trick.
I'm optimistic about the Pens' second half of the season. A lot of division games left, some players are still injured, and you never know what will happen, but right now I'm optimistic.
On the way there I witnessed a car crash. I was walking on the sidewalk and heard a car taking the corner way too fast, turned to watch and saw it crash into a motorbike. The driver of the motorbike broke at least one leg and seemed a bit confused about what was happening. I stayed to wait for the ambulance and police in case they needed witnesses, and the police officer who wrote down the witnesses' names and contact info told us that the driver of the car failed the alcohol test. I couldn't stop shivering for a long time.
Zero tolerance for drunk driving.
When I came home I saw that the Pens were up 1-0 in the first period against Ottawa and thought "hm, pity, I probably shouldn't watch the game – wait, actually, why not, I can now!" The only things I have to do today are grocery shopping and eat, plus some other things that would be a bonus. I don't have the constant "I really should do some work for uni" anymore, it feels great. I won't watch night games all the time, it can be annoying to have a sleep rhythm out of sync with most others, but every once in a while, why not! It was a good choice of game too: the Pens dominated, gave up a few fluky goals so it stayed exciting until the end (two crossbar hits in the last minute, no wonder Flower gave it a kiss), and a Sid hat trick.
I'm optimistic about the Pens' second half of the season. A lot of division games left, some players are still injured, and you never know what will happen, but right now I'm optimistic.
