Last night after an exciting evening rock climbing with Jesse and Sander, Jesse and I jumped into his Audi and started the ride home. As we were getting close, I asked Jesse to drop me off at the carpool lot because my car was there. The stop light next to the parking area was red so I jumped out of the Audi early so that Jesse wouldn’t have to pull into the commuter lot.
“do you have your keys?” Jesse asked as I bounded out of the vehicle.
“yup.” I shouted back.
So, wearing sandals, shorts, and a t-shirt, I ran into the lot as Jesse drove off towards home. It was cold. Mid to high 40’s and the rain was really coming down.
I jogged around the parking lot. “where did I park… where did I park…”
After making a full loop, I realized my car wasn’t there. No no, it was back at the House of Rock. Drenched and cold, I tried to find shelter under some trees, called Jesse and asked him to turn around.
“jesse! come back!”
“you don’t have your keys?”
“I don’t have my car.”
“okay, I’ll turn around.”
after much laughter, we decided that I’m an idiot.
It’s a good thing you didn’t entirely lose the Acclaim to Fame. It’s a piece of Americana.
Awesome story, though.
You know what this reminds me of? When you left the spoon in the oven and cooked it for 4 hours.
you know what this reminds me of?
no, really, do you?
I had a good time too, buddy.
Suddenyly, my extra 25 miles of travel through what had to be the return of the great flood in what has to be the complete opposite of Noah’s ark, as far as cars go, doesn’t seem so bad.
Why I thought that Worcester was like 8 hours west of Boston, however, is an issue that still causes me to feel like an idiot.
As it turns out, CT is NOT Rhode Island.
_Sander
Nope, CT is def NOT Rhode Island… b/c Rhode Island is WAY better!!! I’ll take the Ocean State over the Constitution State anyday!!
I can attest for the difference between CT and RI. My feet have traversed the tiny state of RI and they know the difference.
You know what I haven’t seen in a long time?
A movie review from Alicia!
Kurt did indeed walk the entire state of RI, to which I, who live in that tiny state, can attest.
That was an amazing walking feat.