It's so hot. SOOO HOT! Its like one-hundred and four (KRBE) degrees outside! Reeeeedonculous. Redonkulous? It's so hot outside that I can cook an egg on the pavement. I saw that on the telly once. They cooked an egg on asphalt cus it was so hot. But they didn't eat it. Waste of food. That's how hot it is right now. I could cook part of a complete breakfast on my driveway. I step outside and I start sweating. Maybe I need a new deodorant? I'm using my sister's Secret. SHHHHH! Don't tell her.
Yet despite the heat, I'm wearing boxers, pajama pants, jeans, two shirts, a sweater I got from SeaWorld, and a beanie. It's redonculously cold inside my house and I don't know how to change the temperature. I've tried, but my dad slapped my hand and said "NO!" with this really stern look, so I haven't really tried it since. But it's gotta be close to 50 degrees in here. I can't even sleep naked anymore. I wear layers and then I cover myself with my blanket and my comforter and two pillows and I curl up into a little ball and pretend I'm a bear, hibernating for the winter. Except when I wake up in the morning, instead of honey, I find runny (nose). Get it? Runny nose? Ehh? Ehhhhhhhh? That was kinda funny. Cus it rhymed.
Too hot outside, too cold inside. Like a frozen burrito that's been microwaved for fifteen seconds. Or Regina George.
I twisted my ankle playing basketball. I was trying to do one of those cool spin moves where LeBron goes left and then immediately turns back and goes right and then makes an easy lay-up, except when I turned back and went right, I stepped on the ball and twisted my ankle.
I still wanted to work out though, so I went to the gym to lift some weights. While there, I had decided to see how much progress I had made. I had purposely not weighed myself since the end of April to not get discouraged if I wasn't making the progress I wanted. I was hoping to have lost at least ten pounds. I was playing basketball everyday, running a couple of miles a week, lifting weights, and bathing in protein shakes. Turns out I've lost one pound. ONE. I was so sad that I drowned my sorrows in cheeseburgers.
Back when I was a counselor at Camp Spike n Wave, we had this cheer where the counselors would stick out their guts and shot "POTBELLY PIG!" and then the campers would arch their backs and shout back "HUMPBACK WHALE!" I thought of that right now because I was looking at my SeaWorld sweater. I love my SeaWorld sweater.
I have another secret for you guys.
I didn't really get it at SeaWorld... I actually bought it at Goodwill. BUT (and this is a big but, like Kim Kardashian), I remember buying one of these exact same sweaters back when I went to SeaWorld San Diego in fifth grade. My dad bought one for all of us. Me, my sister Kimberly, my cousin Kevin, my other cousin Bryan, my other other cousin Liza. We all had matching SeaWorld sweaters. And now I don't know what any of them are doing. We used to wear MATCHING SWEATERS. That's how close we were.
I tried googling an image of the sweater, but I couldn't find one. Instead, I have for you, dear readers, a poem I wrote many years ago!
Ode to the Orcas
One Time
when I was four
I went to San Antonio with my family
and we went to SeaWorld
and I played this game
where you shoot water at a little circle
and the boat goes up and up
and the person who reaches the top first wins
and I was the person who won
because I reached the top first
so I won
and I got a karate doll as my prize
and it was a troll doll wearing a karate outfit
with purple hair
and a shiny jewel in the middle of its belly
that supposedly brought you good luck
and it was wearing a karate outfit
because it practiced karate
but I lost it when I went to visit Shamu
because Shamu splashed water
all over us
because he is so silly
and then I bought this SeaWorld movie
and I was watching it when I got home
and they showed Shamu's mate
giving birth
to a baby Shamu
and I started crying
because blood was flowing
everywhere
and this was just after I had watched "Aliens"
so I thought that the baby Shamu
was an alien
and he was tearing his way out of his mom's body
in an effort to eat poor Shamu.
And I'll end on that note.
don't worry, you won't wake up with a runny nose when you come visit! but it will be really hot all day, sorry.
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