Anyway, I came up with this really fancy and elaborate plan of how to write this blog post when I was walking. I had all the structure, a fair portion of the sentences and like everything all written down in my mind. It was perfect. Or at least, it would have been, if the sun hadn’t distracted me halfway through, and made me forget literally everything that I had planned out. Thus, I’ve decided to rely entirely on repetition. Now that I think about it, my room’s also kind of warm.

I suppose the only noticeable thing that I gained from taking a walk is that I learned (or at least I think I learned) how the electric fences on the farm near my house work. Before, I had just assumed that the entire fence was made out of metal (the fence looks somewhat similar to the non-electric wooden ones that Fenn has around the soccer fields, but they’re painted white and are a lot less “chunky.” They’re different than the ones that are just a wire and a piece of wood), and it somehow avoided short circuiting itself to the ground because I don’t know... magic? However, I now realize that I’m an idiot and magic probably isn’t how they do it. If I’m not mistaken, I’m fairly certain that only the horizontal parts are electrically charged, while the vertical parts (which are partially stuck in the ground) are made out of a non-conductive material (probably plastic or something). I can’t really prove this because both parts look the same, and I’d rather not touch it in order to find out, but I don’t see how it would work otherwise. I guess that’s useful information in case I ever get somehow transformed into a overly rebellious farm animal or something.

Electricity is fun.