Sitting in the stands. It�s a rather ironic phrase isn�t it? Wouldn�t you expect that people would stand in the stands? Yes you would! Of course we did stand for awhile, but that was only because we were forced to by med seniors valiantly supporting the other med people who were slogging away in the hot sun. Which was amazingly hot.

Seriously, the sun was REALLY hot.

The sun glazed gazed down on the people as it baked them into little hard bits. It was rather irritated as the people in the stands sat there as though they weren�t affected. Usually people had the decency to scurry into little buildings.

No matter. The sun intensified the blast, causing some of the people to turn a funny shade of red. Were they blushing, wondered the sun. Perhaps because of my awesome naked hotness?

Some of the people started to dance around, which the sun assumed was due to the message finally getting through to them. Satisfied, it began the long climb down to the horizon. Tomorrow was another day.

Another day, another batch of red peeling people. The sun was happy.

The people weren�t, though. I always feel rather hot after a day in the sun. maybe it�s cos your body absorbs the heat and takes awhile to get rid of it?

Tsk tsk, how very unscientific.

written at 11:28 p.m.