The Track and Field meet did have more
participants at first, since the school was invited to participate in the meet.
There were about 10 people from the school that came, but I didn't really
notice them. It seemed like they came and left. One guy came from the school,
winning the mile race. Another guy raced in the hundred meter dash, and a guy
participated in the throwing events; however, I don't recall seeing the other
athletes. It is interesting that my sprinting and throwing programs are
stronger than my long distance team. The throwing team captain broke the shot
put record again, but it was by two feet, throwing 50'. There was a lot of
wind, and the sprinters wanted to have the wind at their back. The timers were
not prepared for that, and the timing system ran out of batteries before the
race began, so we missed the hundred meter dash time. Jessica ran the
scoreboard, so they kind of had a time. The sprinting team put together a 4x400
relay team, and they broke the school record by six seconds. The long distance
team put together a 4x800 relay team, and they set the school record because
there was not an official time.
This blog post is a segment of the journal entry of Alex Hicken found at the following link: http://mormonysa.blogspot.com/2015/02/february-22-2015.html I would like to tell you about my work and my interesting health situation currently. I don't know why I am not feeling well, but yesterday I felt weak at work. On Monday, I felt like my feet and hands were freezing all morning long. On Tuesday or so, I was wondering about my diet because I felt fine, but something was off. I think that I am not getting enough calories. I think that I have been getting about 1000 calories. Since I fasted, I could not eat as much breakfast as usual. I thought that my body was weak not eating enough, and fasting pushed it over the edge; plus, I donated blood last week. My grandma was thinking that I may have a little 24 hour bug to overcome. I think that I was getting about 200-300 calories for breakfast, 300-400 calories for lunch, and 400-600 calories for dinner; which is ...
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