Adventures in P.E.

I am one of those people who is naturally clumsy, uncoordinated, and slow, so naturally I find P.E. to be quite the drag. The first few weeks it was REALLY boring and painful, but lately I've actually begun to have fun. The coaches have finally laxed up on us students, so we're allowed to sit in the bleachers after a half an hour of exercise (I would feel guilty, but I do work-out nightly at home (that wasn't bragging, it was fact)). Now that that's happened I'm having some fun in the class.
One day my friend R.E.L was writing a note to our coach asking him if we could do something besides play basketball and volleyball, like maybe dodgeball (I'm actually not sure if she delivered it or not), but that's when I got the idea of how to have fun up in the bleachers. That day I dug out my notebook and started drawing random little scenes (they were stick figures, but it was still fun). A few days later I wrote a song dedicated to our LIFE PE class, which I will not publish, because it's really dumb, and a note to our coach (copying R.E.L's note, but making it more comic, and adding fun stick figure pictures).
Today was by far the best day though. I decided yesterday when one of my friends showed me notes from her boyfriend, to write her love notes to make her boyfriend jealous. It was pretty fun. R.E.L. and I hung out and thought of all sorts of cheesy things to write in the note including the favorite "My life without you, is like a chloroplast without sunlight." Then at the bottom R.E.L. drew a giant heart (she drew the heart, because I'm a guy, do you need anymore explanation), and I drew a picture of Em (the girl the love note was for) and me holding hands, then I colored the heart with my pink highlighter. It was amazing. After that we came up with about the cheesiest love poem ever, and the next block in Drama, I delivered to Em.
Tomorrow we get to work out of the health books, which means I need to charge my iPod, and think of something else to write. I'm actually thinking of starting an episode from the sitcom that's taking form in my head. We'll see how that works.