Sunday, April 10, 2005
Is there anything better than lazy weekend baseball games in the sun?
Well, yes.
But it gets harder to beat when we win all four! Out in the sun, sitting there with Missa, cheering like we have every spring, it was pretty fabulous. The Green was packed with people today. They mostly lay around, working, talking, napping, and generally soaking up the sunlight. Yesterday there was a group out there with a three-foot-tall drum and a giant pipe looking thing to bang it. For a warm-up, the fifteen or so people out there were doing handstands, which generally means something pretty cool is about to happen. One started pounding on the drum, and they formed a circle, into which two at a time jumped and began doing an improvisational dance, throwing their legs over each others' heads, springing around and looking like they really knew how to enjoy a sunny day. Today I saw a guy from my Tae Kwon Do class out practicing, which made me hang my head in shame. I should make time to go, but with interview traveling, t-word writing, and it being senior spring...well. You know.
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Well, yes.
But it gets harder to beat when we win all four! Out in the sun, sitting there with Missa, cheering like we have every spring, it was pretty fabulous. The Green was packed with people today. They mostly lay around, working, talking, napping, and generally soaking up the sunlight. Yesterday there was a group out there with a three-foot-tall drum and a giant pipe looking thing to bang it. For a warm-up, the fifteen or so people out there were doing handstands, which generally means something pretty cool is about to happen. One started pounding on the drum, and they formed a circle, into which two at a time jumped and began doing an improvisational dance, throwing their legs over each others' heads, springing around and looking like they really knew how to enjoy a sunny day. Today I saw a guy from my Tae Kwon Do class out practicing, which made me hang my head in shame. I should make time to go, but with interview traveling, t-word writing, and it being senior spring...well. You know.
