Fek

Co-worker was in her prime today.

And that's all I've got to say about that.

I started my three month bootcamp continuation today at Five Causes park (not actually called that). I've never been there before today, but mother of nature is it ever a nice park. It's actually got a ski hill. A SKI HILL. And there is a little lake too ... like, what the frig? A lake at the bottom of the ski hill? This place is like a mini wonderland! Tomorrow I'm going to find out that dolphins and mermaids live in the bottom of that lake. And also! There are tennis and squash courts AND a running trail where cute boys run in two's and three's and sometimes in three's and four's.

My sessions are at six in the evening, so the temperature is perfect by that point. Although, I could do without the flies. But I won't be too picky about that.

There was this family there and they had this camcorder out. They were filming each other running up and down a hill. Meh. I guess I shouldn't judge. When my brothers and I got hold of our first camcorder, we used it any chance we could get and mainly it was to embarrass the fuck out of each other and catch us at our worst best moments. Yeah, those were good times. Anyways, I see this family with this camcorder and all I'm thinking is, "If this kid thinks it would be funny to record our bootcamp session and post it on YouTube, then his camcorder will be joining the dolphins and mermaids at the bottom of that lake."

I think the internet has officially made me bloody paranoid.

The moral of the story is that when co-worker pisses me off throughout the day, I'll know that at 6pm, I'll have an outlet to my frustrations. That little boy's camcorder.