Psychology

             On my very first visit to Lake Eola, I was quite surprised. I thought that it wasn't going to be much of a place but it turned out to be a pretty amazing park. There was a huge lake with a beautiful fountain in the center; nice scenery and a walking trail circling the lake, and a couple of restaurants including the Lake Eola Yacht Club. Among the many students in the park doing this assignment, there were also some people exercising, eating lunch, and just sitting in the shade. While observing everyone today, there were a couple of people who really stood out to me.
             The very first person that I observed deserves some credit from me. She was a younger woman probably around thirty. She was wearing short blue running shorts and a purple tank top. When I first saw her she was sitting on a bench cooling off in the breeze. She had been jogging and was just taking a little break. While I walked the lake, to my amazement this lady passed me four or five times. She was in great shape to be able to do that in the heat of the summer.
             An explanation of why she is doing is because she is crazy. No, this woman is in awesome shape and she must do this often because she really didn't even look that tired and it was extremely hot. She likes to look good and probably enjoys the way she feels after an excellent workout. She wasn't paying attention to the businessmen who were looking at her as she passed. All that she interested in was her jog.
             My next observation was actually a group of people. There were three people riding in giant swans in the lake. These were giant foot pedaled boats in the shape of swans. It looked like a family of a mom, dad, and their child. They were all enjoying the park and the little boy looked like he was trying to see fish inside the lake. All three people were laughing and just sitting back in the boat relaxing and talking to each other.
             It looks as if this family is just trying to spend some quality time t...

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