I used to be uncoordinated. Used to be. For years I have considered myself quite coordinated. I was able to participate in sports, dancing, and other activities that required some serious hand-eye coordination.
but,
not on Friday.
On Friday, I was in a great mood. The day before, in my fourth grade classroom, I really connected with many of the students which is such an important quality in a good teacher. That morning I was getting ready for work while jammin' to Tswift's new song (yes, I'm obsessed with Taylor) and simultaneously trying to keep my pup entertained. I headed out the door, shockingly ahead of time, and headed to treat myself to some coffee from Joe's down the street. I had to walk up some stairs but, no big deal, right? I've been coordinated for years, I can handle stairs.....right?
WRONG.
I. ate. it. bad.
I slammed down onto concrete steps, sliding my elbow along the edge. My left knee is cut up and my right knee looks like it has a purple baseball growing on top of it. Buuuuuuut, I still got my coffee and it was completely worth it.
til the very last sip.
Lol! I love this! I am very uncordinated... like VERY! I do not even pretend to be coordinated. I mean, I was a cheerleader my whole life up until high school and I am still uncoordinated. How I made it through cheerleading, I do not know. This post is relateable!!!! I am glad you got your coffee, that is what is important! :)
ReplyDeleteAwww, this reminds me of myself. For some reason, I always end up getting bruises from my clumsiness.
ReplyDeleteThis reminded me of myself when I was walking out of a building and just completely busted from just walking. This post is very relatable. lol!
ReplyDeleteI believe we all have moments like this, even those who consider themselves to be coordinated. It wouldn't be "normal" if this didn't happen every now and then as I too had a moment like this. Hope you're okay, but glad you got your coffee!
ReplyDeleteLove the content and the way you formatted it. And of course the last line! <3
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