So. My question of the month: What is the most awkward situation you've been in in recent history?
Keep it PG, people... :-P
[I'm making the awkward turtle symbol right now...]
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- chelsey
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- One difference between Chelsey and the rest of the world is that sometimes she puts her pants on BOTH legs at a time. She can do a Rubik's cube in under three minutes, but can't figure algebra worth spit. She loves pistachios, triple word scores, and Napoleon (her guitar--Rusty for short), but hates out-of-tune pianos, bad grammar (yes, she's a grammar nazi), shoes, skirts, and spinach. You'll often find her talking to herself using ASL, scribbling madly in her notebook, or reading Shakespeare, Tolkien, or anyone in general who was good with pen and paper. Chelsey's two aspirations in life are to find a wardrobe that opens into Narnia, and to serve Jesus Christ with her whole being.
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Without going into any specific event, a majority of my awkward moments occur when I'm around a particular group of people. It's rather odd. Another group of friends, I'm completely comfortable with and I will do (and have done) some rather crazy things. But with this other group, I monitor my every action. Methinks I should stop.
I know that really didn't exactly answer the question, but it did give me something think about, and for that I thank you.
Well, last night at Battalion was pretty awkward for me at least. I was faced with the knowledge that something I had done, had resulted in another guy getting offended, though not because of what I wrote, but because of how he took it. He involved the leaders in Battalion and I am in the process of addressing it. But it was akward, because the disruption was from a malicous e-mail with my name on it.
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