Just gave the four-finger salute. Feels weird.
Exactly like last Monday after the test, I wasn't allowed to come inside the class because I was a minute too late. The difference being that last time atleast half of the class was with me. This time I was probably the only guy in all of the classes who didn't make it in time.
It's not like I had gone to my room after the test, I was standing in front of a different classroom with my friends and could see that people were standing outside my class too. But then I checked my phone only to realize that I was late (read the teacher was way early) yet again. You should always try so I went in and was politely told to "come after the break". No hard feelings because I rather enjoyed the break.
The thing I'm worried about now is this becoming a ritual. In college, my 'thing' was coming to class late, huffing and puffing and panting and sweating (if I was late I ran to the class, how naive). People would actually be surprised if I walked in breathnig normally and on time. So here, I'm in danger of being known for missing the first session after every test. Let's hope not, third time's a charm.
Exactly like last Monday after the test, I wasn't allowed to come inside the class because I was a minute too late. The difference being that last time atleast half of the class was with me. This time I was probably the only guy in all of the classes who didn't make it in time.
It's not like I had gone to my room after the test, I was standing in front of a different classroom with my friends and could see that people were standing outside my class too. But then I checked my phone only to realize that I was late (read the teacher was way early) yet again. You should always try so I went in and was politely told to "come after the break". No hard feelings because I rather enjoyed the break.
The thing I'm worried about now is this becoming a ritual. In college, my 'thing' was coming to class late, huffing and puffing and panting and sweating (if I was late I ran to the class, how naive). People would actually be surprised if I walked in breathnig normally and on time. So here, I'm in danger of being known for missing the first session after every test. Let's hope not, third time's a charm.
2 comments:
Its not naive,its not!
oh, it sooo isnt....if its late already, how do an extra 20 seconds matter?? :P
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