Tuesday, March 24, 2009

DNT TXT N WLK

People always warn to not text and drive, but perhaps the warning should be to not text and walk. It was a Friday night and my friends and I decided to be overachievers in the drinking department. It started early with a few drinks at the bar then we headed to a friend's bonfire. Along with the numbing affects of alcohol came a giant cloud of rain, that swallowed the fire and persuaded us to run to our next destination. We made our way down the block through a maze of apartments to our friend Brian's house. All the while I was on my phone talking, texting and messing with every application possible. I suppose i was getting ready to hit the send button when my forehead collided with the steel staircase to the apartment building. I fell back in agony. The next 45 minutes or so have been completely wiped from my memory. The next day my attire consisted of an icepak headband and a bandaid on the bridge of my nose. I still feel like an ass.

10 comments:

  1. Good job at describing the events that took place, kinda sucks that you hit your head like that. Hope you feel better.

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  2. The guy, 'Brian', doesn't happen to live with a guy named Abel Tomlinson, does he?

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  3. I like the tone. I can totally envision most of my friends doing this.

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  4. damn to the iphone...all those apps cause way too many distractions!

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  5. Nice job leading us place to place. Hope your head feels better!

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  6. I like how your style of writing had a sense of humor about it, even though the situation sucked.
    "overachievers in the drinking department" haha

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  7. I thought the transitions were great. I like the detail of about to finish with messing around on the phone, but it was a bit too late. Well done.

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  8. Alcohol + bonfires usually equal the absolute best kind of agony.

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  9. This is funny and very well written. I like your title, too.

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  10. I'm not sure that the texting and walking was the problem...it's best to get wasted in one spot, imho.

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