This post HERE is pretty funny. Followed up by this post. While I have to laugh - because I don't have a thing, I certainly have several things about my body that I refuse to disclose to you. I suppose they could be my thing if I let them. Now if you haven't taken time to read the links - sorry - there are just no words to describe the conversation going on over there. Except for maybe . . . hahahahahaha. At least for me.
You guessed it, this post is really just about MY writers block. I have nothing more interesting to tell you other than - go check out Not That You Asked's latest posts.
While we are on the subject, do you have an embarrassing moment from your childhood/adolensence? At the moment all I can think of is the day in sixth grade that I wore white shorts to school (You think you know where this is going don't you?). Was it my teacher or my friend (which is worse anyway?) that asked me if I was on my period (I was NOT) because of the reddish/brown STUFF that was all over my bum? And how many people must have seen that before someone SAID ANYTHING??
Hahahahaha! Those posts about the thing were hilarious! I couldn't stop laughing!
ReplyDeleteGirls in Argentina wear white uniforms to school, so incidents like yours (with actual periods) are still very frequent in any middle school or highschool. I think I was unbelievably lucky all those 5 years!
I have one embarrassing episode to tell: school in Argentina is in shifts, the morning shift and the afternoon shift. Spring was coming and I went to the afternoon shift so I was hanging out with my friends outside the school. The thing is that a pigeon pooped right on my shoulder, on my white uniform. I didn't notice until a friend pointed it out. Since it was a yellowish smear, after blushing, I said that I had burnt my uniform while ironing it. :S But I think that everyone noticed he pigeon poop on my shoulder!
Gosh! I hate higshcool!
You guys are no fun (except Paula)! Nobody puked on their boyfriend/girlfriend at the fair? Nobody peed their pants in front of the classroom in the 3rd grade? Okay . . . .
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