i have terrible timing. there is this boy who i have been trying desperately to avoid for a good 2 months now. for the most part i have been successful. which is impressive considering the fact he lives in the same apartment complex as me. but every once in a while he thwarts my sinister plans and shows up next to me on my way to school. these are always moments full of awkwardness and forced conversation.
when i am a choir director i will organize my students like it was in high school choir with SATB in sections next to each other...not in front of/behind each other. everyday in choir i get BLASTED out by the basses (well, just one) sitting behind me. i cannot hear myself. i cannot hear the alto next to me. and when we work on diction i want to whip out an umbrella so i don't get sprayed on by this person. plus, he's way immature and says stupid things. which i think is weird because he is married and has a kid. i refuse to put my future alto's through this same misery i am experiencing now.
last thing...i bought them as a treat replacement cause i think they're tasty, but be forewarned, fiber one bars totally work.
have you ever had to avoid someone or do you just face them and tell them how you really feel?
peace+love
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avoidance all the way. you were supposed to share those fiber bars with me. poopy. and who is the bass who sprayed you?
haha... i love that you threw out the twilight comparison.
and i thiiiiiiiiiiink i know what boy you are talking about. and it makes me laugh.
i try to avoid people all the time. i usually fail tho.
Ms. Cullen,
I believe in not letting anything being hid. If I do not want to be around you, you will know. It works great because then they start avoiding you.
With love,
Sam
i avoid every type of confrontation at all costs. just change your schedule by a few minutes every day and walk serpentine to school. throws 'em off every time. at very least he'll think you're imbalanced or intoxicated. sure deterrent.
Avoid... at all costs. And confront if it's consuming you.
ha ha, sorry sam...looks like avoidance it is.
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