Splashing In The Sun...
Today was definitely a hot one. This has to be one of the hottest summers I remember. Even back home, I rarely remember the heat getting to me like this. I had a rare sunday off, and decided to make the most of it. Maria had called this morning, asking if I wanted to head out to Brighton Beach. I didn't even have to think twice about that one. It was time for some much deserved fun in the sun.
Susan and Maria picked me up after Mass, and it was off to the beach. It's a weekend, so I knew the beach would be packed- but I had NO idea there would be THAT many people there. Finding a place to put our towel was like going on a treasure hunt. Finally, after walking the hot sun and sand for what seemed like an eternity, we found a "free spot" on the beach. After setting up our chairs, we were out into the ocean.
I felt like I was sixteen again. The feeling of the waves crashing against your body is liberating. It's almost as if the water of the ocean cleanses your soul. It wipes away all that's troubling you, and carries you into euphoria. We laughed and played in the waves for hours. I didn't want to leave.
The euphoria only lasted a short period of time. When I arrived back at my apartment, I took a look in the mirror. I looked like Eugene Krabs. Granted, I'm a fan of Eugene Krabs, but looking like him isn't exactly on my list of things to do. Aloe is definitely in order this evening.
Susan and Maria picked me up after Mass, and it was off to the beach. It's a weekend, so I knew the beach would be packed- but I had NO idea there would be THAT many people there. Finding a place to put our towel was like going on a treasure hunt. Finally, after walking the hot sun and sand for what seemed like an eternity, we found a "free spot" on the beach. After setting up our chairs, we were out into the ocean.
I felt like I was sixteen again. The feeling of the waves crashing against your body is liberating. It's almost as if the water of the ocean cleanses your soul. It wipes away all that's troubling you, and carries you into euphoria. We laughed and played in the waves for hours. I didn't want to leave.
The euphoria only lasted a short period of time. When I arrived back at my apartment, I took a look in the mirror. I looked like Eugene Krabs. Granted, I'm a fan of Eugene Krabs, but looking like him isn't exactly on my list of things to do. Aloe is definitely in order this evening.
3 Comments:
Sounds like fun, except the sunburn part of it.
You're a fan of Eugene Krabs? Nice! He's a bit cheap for my taste. I like one of his employees though!
I love him! But then again, I love just about every character on Spongebob! ;0)
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