It's hard to believe I'm actually in space. It's a strange sensation. I've been taking these "atmosphere adjustment" pills since we launched on Saturday so I've been a little out of it. Plus, gravity is not what it used to be. I'm half-walking half-floating around the ship.
I haven't been very hungry either. It's kind of like having the flu. The view however, is incredible. Stars brilliant like I've never seen them. My window is just a small circle (kind of like a boat) but I can stare out of that thing for hours. I know the trip is going to take 3 months but I swear Mars looks bigger already.
I'm feeling sleepy again. There's so much more to say but Stanley (the ships computer) says it's time for more medication and rest. I'd argue but it's impossible to convince Stanley otherwise. He always puts things in a way that just seem to make sense. It's kind of like talking with Spock, he'll out-logic you every time.
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