Sometimes so many cool things happen in life that I just want to write about every minute of every day. Except I can't. Let me give you snapshots of my yesterday. <>< Katie
Snapshot One
Five of the six girls in my apartment had somewhere to be by 8am. Remember, we're college students, so that is unheard-of early! A little before seven I rolled over and noticed Jennifer was missing. Honestly, I wondered if she ever came to bed. I fell asleep before she came in and she apparently got up before I did. She could sleep while doing a headstand, so I wasn't too worried. I was worried about our frantic, groggy noise as the other five of us tried to get ready. When I found her in the living room, she said she went to bed just after I fell asleep and got up not five minutes before my alarm went off. I asked why she was up and she said she got up to make Allyson coffee. I figure that's the epitome of selflessness, to get up at 7am to make coffee for your roommate. It got better. She then went out and scraped all of the ice off of Elizabeth's car. At seven am, my amazing roommate woke up just to serve us.
Snapshot Two
Around nine, Dr. Z and J-M walked into the coffee shop. I asked J-M why he was wearing snow pants. He said it was eleven degrees outside and they had walked. He then proceeded to order an iced coffee. At which point I reminded him it was eleven degrees out. His response? "That's why I'm wearing snow pants."
Snapshot Three
I arrived at the Wal-mart crosswalk two steps behind an elderly couple with matching hand-carved wooden canes. There was enough time of me to cross in front of the oncoming car but there wasn't enough time for them. The man cleared his throat to find his voice. "Let's go," he said to his wife. One foot at a time they moved forward and I subconsciously slowed my naturally fast pace to half time. When we reached the halfway point, I was sure the car had stopped and there were other people in the cross walk, so I sped up again, but for some reason that cute old couple has stuck in my head for the last few days.
Snapshot Four
Around eight pm, my roommates announced it was wintery mixing outside. I left my study perch on the couch and got up to look out the window. Honestly, I was excited to see big white snowflakes for the first time this season. As soon as I pulled open the blinds, I remembered I live in Baptist Country. If I closed one eye, tilted my head sideways, and stared at the street light, I could kind of see something that resembled a rain drop.
Snapshot Five
Remember those nice things I said about my roommate in Snapshot One? I take them all back. That morning she also washed our sheets. She said it took forever to put the sheets on my bed. Apparently she had finished when she realized she missed a layer and had to start all over again. Honestly, I appreciated it. What I did not appreciate was the fact that she intentionally made the bed backwards. I think next time I do the sheets I'll make Jen's bed inside out with the sheet on top and comforter on the bottom.
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Aww this was precious :D
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