Dear Readers,

I strongly encourage you to try golf sometime. There is something amazing about getting out there on a beautiful green field on a sunny, breezy day and forgetting your school troubles for a few hours. Plus, after a while, you tone all of your abs, back, and deltoids XD Seeing as how I have no upper body strength and that golf requires NO RUNNING (unless you're playing something else entirely on that field), then its the perfect sport for me. And if you mess up your swing, somtimes you can, as my friend puts it, perform "Link's spin attack" with the club, lol. I don't think I've ever seen any of the other golfers do that spin attack the way I have - which only happens when I get tired out there.

Anyway, my point is that I found that golf really teaches me patience. As my body grows older and more feeble (> 21 years, which is everyone's peak age of intelligence and physical ability), I find that I can only get out there once a week, filling in the rest of the days of the week with less invasive exercise such as going for an hour on the elliptical. My personal struggle is that I LOVE TO TANK EVERYTHING, including but not limited to video games, school, and real life, so I can't get out there every other day (yet) to practice my swing, get a nice tan, otherwise I'd dislocate both my shoulders and end up in the ER, and who wants another fat bill to pay? (booo~)




I wonder if I should start putting in health tips at the end of my journals. I've got one right now:

WASH YOUR HANDS! Wash them after using the bathroom, especially. I will never have any idea how much cleaner the world would be if everyone did this.
And wash your hands before eating/putting hands in mouth/sneezing in them.
I know most of you probably had mothers who barked this 24/7, but hey, she was right all along. You'd be surprised at how many doctors and researchers from microbiology labs forget to wash hands after doing an experiment in the lab or after seeing other infected patients @____@;; So if you ask your doc to wash their hands before touching you, go right ahead - even if you feel awkward about it. They are supposed to wash hands before and after seeing every patient.
Ok, that was boring and that is the end of this health tip episode!







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