I was in my Geography class yesterday and the professor was handing back out the paper we had to write the week prior. And she says, "I have two papers here that I absolutely loved and I would like to read them out loud." And I thought "oh whatever I am not one of those two people." So as she was passing them out I was daydreaming about this and that!! Then I finally snap back to reality and notice that she is done passing out the papers. I don't have my paper!!!! It almost seems as though I didn't even hear what she said prior to passing out the papers. If I would of thought about it before I opened my mouth I would of figured that the reason I didn't have my paper was because I was among those two people. So I open my big mouth and say "I didn't get my paper." And she says, "oh let's see.........yes you are Belen right? Yes your paper was great and I would like to read it." Ohhhhhh s*&*t!!! I was so embarrassed!!!!! Why didn't I think before I opened my mouth. I guess I just had it in my head that I wasn't one of the two!! So she reads it and I just want to disappear, because I feel like everyone is watching me or something, ( I always sit in the front, NERD.) The possible points for this short paper were 5 points. Well when I got it back I saw that I got 11 points. WOW! I thought that was pretty good considering the fact that I randomly thought about what to write the night before it was due. After all that I have to admit that deep down I was proud of myself!!!!
I've taken other criminal justice classes where the students who did excellent got their names called out and recognized by the professor for doing so well. Apparently they do that in law school! Anyway so yeah, I was never one of those people. For the most part I always managed to get a 90% but I guess that was never good enough. I guess you had to be between 95-100%.
So I think that my paper is half crumpled up under the seat of my car or something. I didn't even bother putting it back in my folder. I better go frame it, LOL! NOT!
The End!
Friday, October 17, 2008
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