So I decided to flick my light switch on and, get my book and continue reading Northanger Abbey.
http://www.harpercollins.co.uk/Titles/56391/northanger-abbey-jane-austen-9780007368600 |
2 in the morning, my alarm protested like hell and I was on the verge of throwing my phone when I got a hold of myself and decided to shrug my piss off and just snooze it for another 10. So I did. I slept like a dead man that I was just awoken by my mom's knocking on the door. The 2:10 AM alarm was.. did it really alarm? Oh, well.
We arrived at the NBI complex around ten to 6 in the morning and what shocked me was the fact that more or less 200 people were already in line. The queue for the men and the women were separate and are located outside the building, about a hundred plus females were allowed to enter 5 minutes after my mom and I settled in our designated places. Fortunately, though, she was among the first 100+ women allowed inside. She constantly checked on me, and I was quite embarrassed, because shed go outside of the building to ask me this and ask me that. (And the fact that I forgot my phone did not help.)
I was sitting pretty on my green plastic chair when I saw her approaching, and was horrified with what she asked me to do. She told me to go outside and rent long pants from the vendors outside the NBI complex because shorts are not allowed inside the building. Talk about unhygienic! But then I sucked my eeew up and put on a pair of light grey slacks just to get this over with. Silver lining: I was wearing my dark brown Sanuk. And, honestly, my white shirt, grey pants and brown shoes ensemble wasn't THAT bad. After that, she took me inside the building, let me sit on the chair parallel to her line (where the males were) and acted like nothing happened. Yeah, I cut the line, and in my head, I was, like, Whoa! What the hell?!.. Okay, whatever -- and acted like nothing happened.
Continuation tomorrow, I'm already sleepy.
11:16 PM. Sleep tight!
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