This time we went up to the track that’s in the H.S. above us.
15 minutes, 46 seconds
1.5 miles, 6 laps around the track
1 mile in 9:40
I even did 3 laps without stopping to walk.
This time we went up to the track that’s in the H.S. above us.
15 minutes, 46 seconds
1.5 miles, 6 laps around the track
1 mile in 9:40
I even did 3 laps without stopping to walk.


So this week, I've noticed the strangest thing going to and from work. It's along the freeway, the 110 to be exact. I must say, it's very distracting. The first time I saw it, I had to do a double take, and with that, I found myself very close to the railing. Whoah, close call. I talked to fellow coworkers who come the same way, and a few of them also found themselves swerving because they got distracted.
From beginning to end, the crowd was 100% into the show. It's always amazing to hear the crowd singing along word for word with the band, especially when the band stops and all you hear is the crowd.
I was always excited to see Pat Smear. He is so awesome to see live. The way he performs is so different, like he just loves to have fun on stage. He joined Dave back when the band started, though he eventually ended up leaving to pursue other things. He was asked to tour with The Foo's since he played guitar in their latest album.
After which, everyone except for Dave left the stage. Dave stayed and started playing Everlong. I already knew that as Dave got to the end of the song, Taylor, Chris and Nate would join in to finish off the song strong. That's when Dave went back to the main stage to continue the rest of the hard stuff.
Ok. I think I am done. If you haven't seen Foo Fighters live, GO SEE THEM! Simply awesome! I will definitely go see them again, without a doubt.
Indeed. The Foo Fighters!
After work this morning, I decided to stop by one of my favorite places. I was the first one to purchase a drink today. Why is that so important? It's not, I don't know why I mentioned it. Don't mind me.
I love the purple-ish colors. I think sunrises are just as awesome as sunsets. It's just a matter of when, where, and how you capture them.