Blog 6

Blog 6

            As soon as I filled in the last bubble on my exam sheet only one thought was on my mind, freedom at last. I bounded out of that school building and found my friends, where we jumped into my car to go get some food. While we were eating, all we could talk about was the excitement of two weeks of doing whatever we wanted. After a long three months, though it felt way longer, a break was exactly what we needed. As soon as I arrived home the first thing I did was turn on the TV to watch march madness, and sure enough I watched Duke go to work against Robert Morris for the easy win and the first of six. The next couple of days were easy since I could go to sleep at night knowing I would not have to wake up to the radar sound on my phones alarm clock. It was also pretty easy when my days consisted playing basketball and working out during the day, coming home and watching one or two games and then watching about four episodes of Game Of Thrones before going to bed between one and two past midnight. Other days I would take a break from the action and chill with some of my boys for the night. This was lasted about a week until we headed for Vancouver where I got to catch up with some of my cousins who I am very close to. We enjoyed ourselves by watching more games and there was always somewhere to visit within the city. Each night ended with two more episodes on my laptop before I got tired. The surprise of the trip was when Kentucky managed to lose in the final four since me and my cousins included expected them to go undefeated, like most people. Even though we were wrong, I enjoyed my break. At the end of my first day back, which was torturous all I could tell myself was “summer will be here before you even realize it.”