Tired Legs and Greek Gods

My legs are about to fall off...but I feel really good. This week was the first week of track turnout, so I've been running for atleast an hour everyday, yesterday I had a soccer game, and then today I went with our next door neighbors to the Western Rec Center. We ran, swam, spun, climbed, and attempted to shoot baskets. Attempted being the important word in that sentence when in relation to me.


But I was really proud of the fact that I made it to the top of the wall when we rock climbed, since I'm terrified of heights.

That's a picture my next door neighbor took on her iPhone, and emailed to me. Nifty things, those iPhones!


And I have another book recomendation. (I know, suprise, suprise...when do I read?) Battle of the Labyrinth, by Rick Riordan. It's the 4th book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. It's a mix of Greek mythology, action, mystery, and realistic fiction, and definetly a worthwhile read. The characters are very real (even the centaurs and cyclops's) and the dialog and plot are well thought out. If that sounds like a good read, you can pick up the first book in the series, The Lightning Thief.


And it snowed again today. While it was sunny. Crazy, right?