Whiskey lullaby [gaby/ems]
Aug 29, 2016 11:30:27 GMT -5
Post by Sleepy Fluttershy on Aug 29, 2016 11:30:27 GMT -5
♡Aloes Lumiere♡
The first day of the Olympics turned out to be pretty tiring. The jump was okay, but my muscles still hurt a bit, because I probably tried too hard in the Discus throw. However, it's still amazing that I can show what I'm capable of, compete with people from other districts and it feels really good to know I didn't place last, though my performance was far from perfect.
I really need to blow off steam and think it over. And there is only one way to do it: jogging. Right after the competitions are over, I take a long run around the Olympic village. The good thing is - no one pays much attention to me. It's just brilliant, because I'm really in need of some alone time.
I can still hear all the horrible noise, the cheering of the crowds is like a nagging melody in my ears. Even with people everywhere, it's far more peaceful and quiet here. I still feel a little dizzy, but it is much better than three hours earlier and the headache I had is vanishing slowly. The wind is blowing in my face, the smell of the ocean settles my nerves down and I run faster and faster just for this feeling to last longer.
I wonder if I'll make any friends from other districts. I don't know if it's even possible for me to find my family members in this crowd. The village is probably not a place for relationships. Maybe I will make a few acquaintances, but just for fun. I only have to remember to act cool and never forget to start speaking in time, and everyone I meet is going to like me.
Speaking of fun, I have to stop racing around like mad and go hang out somewhere, if I'm going to talk to anyone at all. I noticed a bar while I was jogging. I should probably spend an evening there. I rush to the room, where I'm staying and change into my casual outfit: a light blue shirt, which matches my eyes and a brown mini-skirt, which just looks quite good on me. Now I'm ready for any conversation in the world. I go out again and try to find the bar. It is hard to remember where I saw it first, but finally I manage to find it again. I open the door, enter the bar and look around. So many people... Too many for me, maybe. But I mustn't give up. I put myself together and look around again. Not a single soul I know. Only random people, I don't even know from which district they are. I bet I look pretty lost, but I need to keep calm.
I really need to blow off steam and think it over. And there is only one way to do it: jogging. Right after the competitions are over, I take a long run around the Olympic village. The good thing is - no one pays much attention to me. It's just brilliant, because I'm really in need of some alone time.
I can still hear all the horrible noise, the cheering of the crowds is like a nagging melody in my ears. Even with people everywhere, it's far more peaceful and quiet here. I still feel a little dizzy, but it is much better than three hours earlier and the headache I had is vanishing slowly. The wind is blowing in my face, the smell of the ocean settles my nerves down and I run faster and faster just for this feeling to last longer.
I wonder if I'll make any friends from other districts. I don't know if it's even possible for me to find my family members in this crowd. The village is probably not a place for relationships. Maybe I will make a few acquaintances, but just for fun. I only have to remember to act cool and never forget to start speaking in time, and everyone I meet is going to like me.
Speaking of fun, I have to stop racing around like mad and go hang out somewhere, if I'm going to talk to anyone at all. I noticed a bar while I was jogging. I should probably spend an evening there. I rush to the room, where I'm staying and change into my casual outfit: a light blue shirt, which matches my eyes and a brown mini-skirt, which just looks quite good on me. Now I'm ready for any conversation in the world. I go out again and try to find the bar. It is hard to remember where I saw it first, but finally I manage to find it again. I open the door, enter the bar and look around. So many people... Too many for me, maybe. But I mustn't give up. I put myself together and look around again. Not a single soul I know. Only random people, I don't even know from which district they are. I bet I look pretty lost, but I need to keep calm.