Driving is exciting when no traffic light, no road marking and no road sign. It heightens your sense of awareness to max., not getting bored and prevent you from yawning.
Not to mention when you drive at 70-80 mph and everything starts to blur on you. If everything is blurring at 70-80 mph, you need to get your eyes checked... that's not fast at all. Yeah, I run at the speed!
Lost has a cool interpretation of time travel where it all makes relative sense to me, where like if you're alive in the future you could not possibly die in the past etc.
I find myself getting hungry periodically throughout the day, but it's not an overwhelming hunger that occurs after you don't eat for 3 days. It's more of a small urge to eat something, like a bag of chips/pretzels or a bowl of cereal. I run a lot and work out a lot, so I know that I'm going to have a higher calorie intake and stronger appetite than the average person, but I want to avoid being fat (or at least developing any fat on my body) because running + fat is not a good combination.
Right now I'm drinking a lot of liquids (2 bottles of water and 3 Gatorades in the past, like 4 hours maybe) to try to quell my hunger, but it's not working which is causing me to doubt if I'm really hungry. Is my brain just fooling me into believing that I'm actually hungry or am I really hungry and in need of food. Because I don't think that peopel get hungry in small amounts like this. How do I fix this? and is it really true that if I eat something before I go to bed, I will get fat because I'm not processing the nutrients like I normally would?
No, some people, like teenagers in public school who think their tough, look at me longer than they should, but usually when I look back they ignore me.
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