Winter Break just ended, but I feel like I still need another break. Break was really, really fun and I really enjoyed seeing people I haven't seen, hanging out places I haven't been, etc etc. It was a really busy and fun break; now I want a break from that too and just chill without all the "busy". No deadlines, no appointments, no plans. It's weird that I don't want a plan because usually I like things very planned out.
Anyways! That's enough of that spheal. <--what the heck. Spheal is a Pokémon. Schpeal? What's the word I'm looking for? Okay, back to the topic. Clearly, since I can't really have that, I need to try to enjoy being back in school as much as possible.
As I said earlier, my classes and professors are all really cool, and I definitely should be a lot more excited than I am. We're learning pretty cool material! Just to name a few...
KIN 262 - Motor Development, Growth, and Form
- In the 1800s, girls got their periods at the average age of 18.
- Now, the average age is 9 - 11 years old
- Jack LaLanne, the Godfather of Fitness, just passed a few days ago. He died at the age of 96. He spent his whole life promoting the benefits of physical activity ("Trim-nastics") and a nutritious diet. At the age of 42, he set the world record for push-ups by completing 1,033 in 23 minutes. This man is soo amazing!
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Also, I got my period when I was 11! :o
And Kevin was telling me how if I exercise more, I can get fat. :[ He got the info from a TIME article. I think. He was talking about it foreverrrrr.
TMI Carmen! Hehe, just kidding. The period fact shocked me. 18??? My friend is taking education classes and he was telling me how girls in households without fathers get their periods earlier. I can't remember the reasoning behind it though.
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