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Mixing Things Up
Characters: Jason and OPEN
Setting: Pool, late afternoon
After lunch with Brady and grabbing his QR tag from the cafeteria, Jason headed back to his room. Going to the gym didn't really sound as appealing as it normally did, but then again, neither did most of the things he had been doing to pass time. It was actually the weather, warm as it was, that helped him decide to go check out the pool. If nothing else, it would be good for burning off some energy. Changing into the pair of swim trunks he had but hadn't used yet, he pulled on a t-shirt, grabbed a towel, locked his door behind him, and made his way to the pool. When he got there, he was actually a little surprised to see that no one else was there, given how warm it was.
Leaving his shirt and towel by the side of the pool, he jumped in. For a moment, he let himself sink under the surface and just sort of float under the water. Staying still might not be something he was good at, but for some reason, it was a little easier under water. The moment passed though, and the desire to do something returned. So, with little else to do to burn off some energy, he started doing laps up and down the length of the pool.
Setting: Pool, late afternoon
After lunch with Brady and grabbing his QR tag from the cafeteria, Jason headed back to his room. Going to the gym didn't really sound as appealing as it normally did, but then again, neither did most of the things he had been doing to pass time. It was actually the weather, warm as it was, that helped him decide to go check out the pool. If nothing else, it would be good for burning off some energy. Changing into the pair of swim trunks he had but hadn't used yet, he pulled on a t-shirt, grabbed a towel, locked his door behind him, and made his way to the pool. When he got there, he was actually a little surprised to see that no one else was there, given how warm it was.
Leaving his shirt and towel by the side of the pool, he jumped in. For a moment, he let himself sink under the surface and just sort of float under the water. Staying still might not be something he was good at, but for some reason, it was a little easier under water. The moment passed though, and the desire to do something returned. So, with little else to do to burn off some energy, he started doing laps up and down the length of the pool.