My parents named
me Bradley Munday but most people refer to Brad, B-Mund, or THE football/ track
guru. I have always stood as a fan of Mondays (obviously) because they allow me
a fresh start to a new week under my motto: “Work hard. Play hard.” You see, most
people would call me multi-talented and although I consider myself humble, I
cannot disagree. During the week, you can find me working on homework from one
of my many AP classes in which I thrive. Calculus BC? Please, the limit never
exists for Bradley Munday. Chemistry? Call me Dmitri Mendeleev. Computer Science? I speak java in my sleep.
English? Well… uh… I… you see… Jon and Laurie… and yeah… Olive, too… I think…
pathos. Trust me, you cannot and will not stop my academic grind. I carry out
my intensity all the way until I reach the front of the line on Pasta
Wednesday. I mean, jeez Megan, THAT’S how you make pasta. *Insert the B-Mund head shake here* After
school, I book it to the holy football locker room to get myself amped for
another three-hour practice at Harris Stadium: my home away from home. Man, the
memories I have made with my friends, no, brothers will carry me throughout the
rest of my life. Seriously. After scoring an average of six touchdowns a game
with the help of my baby bro, Michael, I talk to my many adoring fans (mostly
girls) and head to the hottest social scene to get my groove on. You could call
me the greatest dancer alive or you could not. But the latter would make you
wrong and a wrong answer deserves an extra long head shake. Look up “Harlem
Shake CFHS AP Chemistry” and watch me head-BOB across the camera. (Notice the
difference between the head shake and the head-bob). So many talents, so few
people to share them with, which remains why I chose to attend The Johns
Hopkins University in the fall of 2013. There, I can put those wannabe
intellectual peasants in their places and wreak havoc on the gridiron with my
dude, Soup. Everyone wants to live a day in the life of Bradley Munday, the big
man on campus, as Mr. Maas would say. One day, you will all regret laughing at
me when I stand ruling the world with a new Spain t-shirt on my back and my long-long-term
girlfriend, Megan Stricker, on my arm. God, those memories with my football
boys… awesome.
I think your account of a typical day of Bradley Munday proves very accurate. However, I actually had the pleasure of sneaking a peak at Bradley’s Monday calendar. It looked similar to this:
ReplyDeleteSchedule for Munday:
1st period: AP Calculus BM
2nd period: Weight-Lifting/Protein
3rd period: AP Chemist-Me
4th period: public speaking practice
5th period: AP Bradology
6th period: Pose for body outlines for the Anatomy Class
7th period: AP Weight-Lifting
8th period: Please, Bradley Munday doesn’t go to 8th period
Uh... you forgot AP B.M. History.
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