First Ever Gym Experience

Today is the day that I had my first workout in a gym. Yep. It's happening ladies and gentlemen. Katya is now going to a gym. 



LIKE WHAT?! If anyone told me a year ago I'd be going to the gym in 2016, trying to make a workout routine stick? I'd say they were crazy. Today Heather and I decided to work on legs, butt, and abs. Which resulted in us being in the gym from about 7:30-9:15 and then took showers and got ready. Essentially we were done at 10:30. 



She left campus so I went to the library to work on my Physics homework until 11:45 and then the UC to eat lunch. (: 



In the first half of class we took notes on Fluids and in the second half we had a Barbie doll lab where we had to make a bungee cord for Barbie, do several trials to see how many rubber bands it took before she would hit her head on the floor and then use a formula to see at what height we could safely bungee jump her from the second floor of the Sundquist. So that was interesting to say the least. 

After Physics my mom picked me up to go to an appointment from 3:00-3:30 and I stayed at the public library until 4:30, when Heather picked me up. We had to stop by her house to pick up Daniel to bring him to the gym before running our errands. First stop was Ulta, for Heather to get a free Face Mapping and buy some hair stuff. Then we went to PacSun where I bought some new shirts thanks to the gift Heather got me for christmas! It was freaking awesome. After getting Daniel, she dropped me off at home and I read a little bit.


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