Smiling Through The Hamstring Pain

I'm I actually managed to sleep until 7:30 this morning! Oh was it wonderful<3

I started my day putting away all my laundry since I was much too tired to do it last night. It felt nice to start off with a chore/thing to check off my to-do list. Then, I got ready, prepared my workout bag and my school things before packing my lunch and making my breakfast. Watching some shows with mom, we left afterwards at 10 and got to Austin Peay at 10:35.



I was dropped off at the foy and waited for Heather (she showed up at 10:50) and we went upstairs, talking and waiting for Yoga class to begin. Oh the stretch and workout in class at noon was so peaceful and amazing. I love Yoga. Love love love love love it!!! We tried to rush out of class because I still had to eat my lunch at 1:15 and had class at 1:45. I managed to eat, go to the bathroom, and drink a full bottle of water all before 1:35 so that was nice. (:



In English, we continued watching Hamlet and started Act V but had to stop since we were out of time to finish the movie. In Economics, we met in the library and continued on our Island project, which is coming along smoothly. We're meeting again tomorrow to ensure we get it all together.



Around 5, Heather and I went back to the gym and were supposed to attend a Total Tone class, but decided to just work out in the gym with our own routines and challenges. Today we did abs and arms soooo basically it hurts to breathe right now. (:



I got home to a nice dinner of pasta and Alfredo sauce by my mom so that was delicious!! <3


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