cra·zy /ˈkreɪzi/ adjective, cra·zi·er,cra·zi·est, noun, plural cra·zies.

adjective

1.

mentally deranged; demented; insane.

13.1. Enough Said. 

2.

senseless; impractical; totally unsound: a crazy scheme.

I don't actually like running.

 

3.

Informal . intensely enthusiastic; passionately excited: crazyabout baseball.

I am really good at tricking myself into believing that I love it. 

4.

Informal . very enamored or infatuated (usually followed by about ): He was crazy about her.

I am crazy about these shorts.

5.

Informal . intensely anxious or eager; impatient: I'm crazy to try those new skis.

I get pretty anxious and impatient to be done, around mile eight (which is also when my right kneecap starts to fall off). 

6.

Informal . unusual; bizarre; singular: She always wears a crazy hat.

One lady had glow sticks EVERYWHERE, including a mohawk of glow sticks, and covering her clothes. There was also a man who had glow sticks through his ears (gauges?) it was cool...but kind of crazy...

7.

Slang . wonderful; excellent; perfect: That's crazy, man, crazy.

Ok, it is a pretty "crazy" feeling to be done, AGAIN!

8.

likely to break or fall to pieces.

Yes. 

9.

weak, infirm, or sickly.

I definitely came the closest I have ever come to throwing up after running. 

Well, half marathon, #2, checked off the list. Now I have two medals (yes, they are just finisher medals) proving that I don't just sit around all day. Moral of the story is: Train. I didn't actually train for this one, and it was much harder. Not only did I not train, I had pneumonia for 2 weeks, a week where I didn't eat much, the worst tooth-pain imaginable, and heartburn from mile 2 on. I think that it would have gone 98% better if I trained...and not eaten the buffalo chicken pizza on wednesday. 

Do you have any problems, other than that you're unemployed, a moron, and a dork? John McEnroe

Okay...so I'm not unemployed...but I kind of feel like that sometimes. This summer thing is GREAT, don't get me wrong, but I feel a little bit useless....
So, I did a fun project!

First I bought a 3 dollar frame at DI, fixed it, then primed and painted it!

Then we bought plywood and sheet metal, hen Uncle Wayne trimmed it to size for us!

But then, I had to trim it again a little bit...with a steak knife. I really need to learn to measure more precisely...or is it accurately...? Shoot, I should have paid better attention in Mrs. Vogler's Physics class!!

We didn't count on the wood and metal bending when we glued it together, which meant we had to hold it in place while gluing it to the frame.

But that didn't really work out, so I borrowed some clamps from Katie and Devin to hold it overnight.

In the mean time, we FINALLY got out basement living room set up!

The finished product! Our scrabble message board!!

Here's the next project for our living room!!