Night's fallen quickly, and judging by the darkness outside I'd openly suggest it's about 9 o'clock, a good time to go to sleep for the night, and be awake and ready to potentially maim any animal I need to. But, before I go to sleep, I notch a quick mark in one of the logs that keep the pit shelter stable, to mark down the first day of being stranded. As I drift off to sleep, I begin to remember what happened today...
03/18/X6
Today, a few friends, strangers, and I got trapped on an island. Most of us were unscathed in the shipwreck that landed us here, except for one of us who got a broken arm. He's fine now, though, his arm is in a splint and he's living happily in a cave somewhere near our camp. Luck was really on my side today; I found logs, companions, created a shelter, and found food, but I'm not sure how tommorow will fare. I mean, we're on a remote island, probably somewhere in the pacific, with no way back to civilization.. I suppose it can't get much worse than that, and the Lord was kind enough to have pity on us. Wedge got alot of good ideas today, and made a water purifier out of a coffee can, a camera bag, some sticks, and I think a lens. I also had a few good sparks, and I created a fire maker, no pun intented, and William made a great flashlight to use for cave spelunking. I also found a very shiny raw metal today, while I was making my shelter; It's really nothing like I've ever seen before. It's green, shiny, and almost transparent, while still being more solid than my stone knife. I suppose that doesn't say much because my stone knife is, in fact, made of stone, but I guess it really doesn't matter.
All in all, I can't say today was bad. If anything it was a great start to the undeniably grueling ordeal that we're almost sure to have. Our luck may change for the worse or the better, but we'll make it through, hopefully.
...I suddenly feel alot less manly.
Luckily, today's ordeal is done, and I can peacefully go to sleep.
Day One completed!
AAAH! SAPPY LOG ENTRY AM SAPPY! It almost came out like the end paragraph of a really awesome, but somewhat saddening, novel!