What a painful life we live
Today, I had a very painful day that began before 1st period and ended at about 4:30 pm. I shall tell you and also provide advice so you won't get into the same predicament.
For starters, I ran into a locker on my way from homeroom to 1st period World History II. Ouch. Look where you are going, so you don't get a locker in the face.
Oh, but the peak was what happened on the way to 2nd period. I fell down the stairs. Yes, you read right. I was going down the stairs when I fell 10 stairs. Now, as I write this blog with sore ankles and a very painful collarbone, I tell you this, WATCH WHERE YOU ARE GOING, SO YOU DON'T END UP FALLING DOWN STAIRS IN FRONT OF MANY PEOPLE. Not only is it embarrassing, but it really, really hurts.
The next thing, which happened at marching practice after school, wasn't that bad; it didn't even hurt, it was just uncalled for. I was sitting during break with A, when I realized that one of the members of the drum line and JH were throwing ice at each other. The whole purpose was for one to throw the ice and the other to catch it in their mouths. And, with the hints that I have just provided, you can probably already guess what I am going to say. Yes, a piece of ice landed on me. Like I said previously, it didn't hurt. The coldness just gave me a jolt back into reality. So, in a way, I am thankful that they got me out of my day-dreaming stage. But it was cold. Advice for this event, watch where you sit.
Out of the advice, remember the two most imprtant ones; look where you are walking and watch out for flights of stairs...
CSpiccologurl
For starters, I ran into a locker on my way from homeroom to 1st period World History II. Ouch. Look where you are going, so you don't get a locker in the face.
Oh, but the peak was what happened on the way to 2nd period. I fell down the stairs. Yes, you read right. I was going down the stairs when I fell 10 stairs. Now, as I write this blog with sore ankles and a very painful collarbone, I tell you this, WATCH WHERE YOU ARE GOING, SO YOU DON'T END UP FALLING DOWN STAIRS IN FRONT OF MANY PEOPLE. Not only is it embarrassing, but it really, really hurts.
The next thing, which happened at marching practice after school, wasn't that bad; it didn't even hurt, it was just uncalled for. I was sitting during break with A, when I realized that one of the members of the drum line and JH were throwing ice at each other. The whole purpose was for one to throw the ice and the other to catch it in their mouths. And, with the hints that I have just provided, you can probably already guess what I am going to say. Yes, a piece of ice landed on me. Like I said previously, it didn't hurt. The coldness just gave me a jolt back into reality. So, in a way, I am thankful that they got me out of my day-dreaming stage. But it was cold. Advice for this event, watch where you sit.
Out of the advice, remember the two most imprtant ones; look where you are walking and watch out for flights of stairs...
CSpiccologurl
posted by CSpiccologurl at 3:37 PM
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