I did, however, wash my hair so that counts as basically like walking a mile.
Sunday I woke up to go the market, and this time I brought cash so I wouldn't have to run around the planet to find an ATM.
First I bought some potatoes and some broccoli. And then I bought some apples (which are enormous and super delicious btw), and then at the stand directly next to that I bought some bananas which were the first bananas I have seen that look good and I was very excited.
From the market, I went into the Carrefour City down the street and I bought a pizza crust--which I was very excited to find out you can buy exactly like pie crusts that are already rolled out and everything.
Then I went home. Probably watched some tv. Who knows.
That afternoon I went to explore the park that's on my way to the Bergonie tram stop. I wasn't certain it was a public park because I've never read the sign that closely, but it is, and it's open until 8pm.
I sat on a bench and started reading my really exciting anthropology book "Ecology of others-anthropology and the question of nature" which is of course in French and not really that exciting. It's only 100 pages though, and the professor said it was the most important text for us to read.
It was cold on my bench though, so I moved to another bench. It was boring sitting there, so I decided to pace while I read which is what I did whenever I read French novels at Wartburg. I guarantee all the other people at the park thought I was a freak but I don't even care.
I've now knocked out about 20% of the book. I sat down for a bit, but there were mosquitoes in the bushes so I went home instead.
Later, for dinner, I ate this magical pizza that I created:
It was amazing. Better yet, my Supertracker says it's worth 500 calories for each half, so you can knock out a quarter of your day's worth easily. mwahahahah
After that, I finished the book that my mother got for me for the Kindle (thanks mother) and I went to sleep.
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