This Special Moment Was Brought to You by "Durrr"
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Since I had a ton of reading to do the other day - not to mention laundry - I decided to head home early. I caught bus #1 from campus to the transfer center. Since I was on the shady side of the bus (from the sun, not the law) and I was watching a movie on my PDA, I took off my sunglasses.
Those of you who know me know that it is my tradition to only be able to keep a pair of sunglasses for about a week before I lose or break them. My current pair, are the exception. Having laid down about $200 for them, I've tried to be careful with them, especially since they are replacements for an identical pair I stepped on while playing disc golf.
When I got off the bus to transfer, the sun immediately blinded me, so I reached into my bag to get my sunglasses, but they weren't there. I checked all the pockets and secret compartments of my bag. I reached inside and all around the stuff I had in there. I checked all the pockets on my clothes, but the glasses were just gone. I jumped back on the bus I had just left and explained to the driver that I wanted to look for my sunglasses. I went to my old seat and looked around, but they weren't there. I asked a couple of passengers if they had seen my sunglasses, but no luck.
Since I've had those glasses for about 5 years now, I figured they've had a good run, and it was time to move on. I got all the way back to my apartment on the second bus, and when I got off that bus, I instinctively reached up to my collar, where I had hooked the arm of glasses when I had taken them off earlier. I had stood there like an idiot blinking and squinting in the sun with sunglasses at hand. I had gotten on the bus, with glasses hanging right under my face, asking "Have you seen my sunglasses?" Durrr...
Those of you who know me know that it is my tradition to only be able to keep a pair of sunglasses for about a week before I lose or break them. My current pair, are the exception. Having laid down about $200 for them, I've tried to be careful with them, especially since they are replacements for an identical pair I stepped on while playing disc golf.
When I got off the bus to transfer, the sun immediately blinded me, so I reached into my bag to get my sunglasses, but they weren't there. I checked all the pockets and secret compartments of my bag. I reached inside and all around the stuff I had in there. I checked all the pockets on my clothes, but the glasses were just gone. I jumped back on the bus I had just left and explained to the driver that I wanted to look for my sunglasses. I went to my old seat and looked around, but they weren't there. I asked a couple of passengers if they had seen my sunglasses, but no luck.
Since I've had those glasses for about 5 years now, I figured they've had a good run, and it was time to move on. I got all the way back to my apartment on the second bus, and when I got off that bus, I instinctively reached up to my collar, where I had hooked the arm of glasses when I had taken them off earlier. I had stood there like an idiot blinking and squinting in the sun with sunglasses at hand. I had gotten on the bus, with glasses hanging right under my face, asking "Have you seen my sunglasses?" Durrr...
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