I can quite safely say for me doing sprints up Pacific Terrace at Alexandra Headland is a lot harder than saying no to a drink. I’m 3 or so weeks into my HSM and training for the Bridge to Brisbane is proving a lot harder than expected. Had a intense gym session monday night and woke up tuesday morning feeling (or not feeling?) like a paraplegic.
Went for a walk this morning with my best friend Angela who informed me that she had done her first post for HSM. I felt very guilty for not having started my blog seeing as we started our HSM together. So here goes…
Hi I’m Breeannan, and I have just come back from 7 months travelling and working through Canada and the U.S. I have spent the better part of 2 years snowboarding every worthwhile mountain in British Columbia, and doing every crazy stunt from setting off fireworks in the house (on an embarrassingly regular basis) to salvia and climbing up the speakers at Coachella Music Festival for Vampire Weekend. There are so many drinking games it ridiculous! From beer pong, to flip cup, edward forty hands and wizards staff party there was an endless variety of entertaining options involving drinking. I left the Canadian Rockies in search of California where i bought a litre of Jose Cuervo for $15, and the fun continued. But you can only wake up so many mornings with a hangover and unfortunately we had burnt ourselves out so hard at Coachella that by the time we got to Vegas we basically slept the whole time.
I have the travel bug – bad.
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