Embarrassed? Hardly. Just A Day In The Life...

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"Day 10, Friday: Most embarrassing moment (s). Spill."

 

 

 

Today's subject is surprisingly difficult for me... Not because I don't get embarrassed. Trust me, I consistently put myself into situations that are more than embarrassing. It is pretty much a daily occurance for me to trip, fall, run into things, spill, and have some sort of food in my hair... More times than I care to remember I have put my foot in my mouth quite firmly, leaving my cheeks a scorching red. However, thinking back on those 'moments' in my life, none truly embarrassing or horrible come to mind. I have always had a mentality of "Just get over it!" I trip over absolutely nothing when standing still... I dump coffee down the front of my shirt... I show my blonde regularly... I even walk into brick walls... It is just part of my life. Now, if you were to share an embarrassing story, I would have one to match or share, but I can't actually think of my 'most embarrassing moment.' I'm sure my friends could for me though!!

 

Despite my lack of a 'most embarassing' moment, I will share a moment in which I was embarrassed in front of ALOT of people.

 

So senior year of high school I had alot happen to me. I identified with a song by Superchick called "Beauty from Pain." It's all about how God will get you through your trials and you will come out more beautiful because of the pain. I practised the song for days. Knew it by heart. But then, in front of my whole school... I forgot the second verse... Music playing and I forgot the verse! I'm not a particularly confident (or good) singer, and this was just the ultimate of embarrassing!! Immediately when I was done singing I had another act, narrating a story/play my friends and I had written. I may have redeemed myself here, but who really cares? Or remembers! Probably no one from my high school will remember the girl who screwed up the song she was singing in front of everyone, and if they do, oh well! That's their problem. Not like I can change it now! And this is how I live my life. Just moving forward, one happy oblivious girl, running around having some fantastic adventures with some craziness and embarrassment mixed in between (I'm pretty sure that at this point half of England has seen my breasts while breast feeding, what else could happen?)

 

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