But waking up early was not something I wanted to do,
so I slept in a little later than I meant to and then rushed to be on time,
which made me forget towels and sunscreen.
(You know, things necessary for days in the sun and water.)
I brought David along too because you're gone and I don't have many friends and also I kind of like David. One of my goals this summer is to get closer to people from church.
Anywayzzz.
We drove a little less than two hours to get to the springs. David and I rode in the van Paul drove, which also had Jamie, Courtney, Christine, Nicole, Mia, Eddie, and Anthony. (Anthony is my new friend almost. More about him later.) When we finally got to the springs, there was a sign that said "Closed Due to Overcrowding". So we stopped at a gas station to figure out what to do instead.
Here is Paul stressing over what to do.
"Say 'Hi!' to Emilie!!"
Finally the guy who worked at the gas station we pulled over at suggested we go to Wekiva Falls, which is similar to the springs except unlimited people can get in. So, we went.
This is what the falls looked like.
Can you spot Matt in the first picture?!
The springs were fun, but very cold. Also, the place was full of mostly rednecks. In the words of David, "I'm pretty sure this is half water half Bud Light." I wasn't in the water long, but your brother spent the whole time in it playing frisbee and football with Conner, Jamie, Tyler, and a random little boy with no friends.
Here is Matt freezing after finally getting out of the water.
We stayed there until 2 o'clock, and then went to Moe's for lunch.
This is Anthony. I might love him.
Anthony is Vietnamese and 25 years old and goes to USF and delivered Chinese food for 5 years and is joining the Peace Corps and he is from some other state and he calls soda "pop" and when I laughed, he said "What?" and I said, "Most people say 'soda'," and he said, "They don't say 'pop' here!?".
I'm exhausted and I love you.
<321, Kayla.
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