Your most graceful moment. . .

I've been a bona fide klutz since the day I strung a jump rope between two poles and tried to jump it in my roller skates. Nothing cuter than an eight year old with two chipped front teeth and a huge scab on her nose!

I have a light bruise on my right bicep from walking into a wall the other day. In my defense though, the wall jumped out in front of me! :D
 
On my bike ride today (28.5 miles, yea!!) I learned "when mooing at cows, be careful not to steer off the road!" Oops!

I'm surprised I'm allowed out of the house!

Nadine

~~Happiness is an Attitude~~
 
that's a long way Nadine!!! you go girl! and byw, we have cows in our pasture that come to our back fence every day at 4:30 and Bella barks her head off at them. sometimes they "moo" back at her!


jes:)
 
Thanks Jes, it's only the second time I've gone that far, and I KNOW I'm gonna feel it tomorrow! Maybe the Cows are asking Bella for the daily news!

And btw YOU go for the extra lbs gone! You'll be where you want in no time!

Nadine

~~Happiness is an Attitude~~
 
I'm not too graceful myself. I am forever finding new bruises that I don't remember getting.

I have one occurrance that always sticks out in my memory as my "most graceful". I may have had worse, but this one is the one I remember.

I went to college at SUNY Buffalo. It's a HUGE university with enormous 100 and 200 level classes. There were two lecture halls in this one building that look identical, and they're pretty close together, so if you're not really paying attention, it's plausible that you'd go into the wrong room. Well, this one day I walked into the hall through the door at the top of the auditorium, and started walking down the stairs to try to find a seat. I noticed that there were a heck of a lot more men in the class than would seem normal for a psychology lecture. Then I looked at some of the text books and realized I was in an engineering class. I didn't want it to be obvious that I had messed up and was in the wrong room, so I tried to be cool and subtley just walk out the door at the bottom of the lecture hall (which is right in the front of the room, so there could have potentially have been hundreds of eyes on me). I was wearing boots with high heels on, and when I opened the door to step outside, my heel got stuck and I tumbled out the door. The door closed, but not before I could hear the sniggers of quite a few engineering students.

So much for being cool.
 
I'm a klutz. Mystery bruises, broken digits, plenty of sutures and burns. I have running scars. I take headers, fall down stairs. My arms and legs are too long for my body and I move quickly, a recipe for clumsiness. I may not be blessed with physical grace, but grace under pressure is another thing. When you have picked yourself up, checked to see that nothing was broken and gotten on with it, finished a task dripping blood, none too concerned; if it's normal to knock things over or pull them down on yourself, then small disasters are no big deal. I have caused many in my time. There are worse things. So far I have avoided natural disasters, knock wood. What's most important is that I pretend I am very graceful, very calm and very dignified. It's not what you are but what you think you are that matters. Why be lanky when you can be willowy? Delusion is a gawky woman's best friend.
Bobbi http://www.handykult.de/plaudersmilies.de/chicken.gif "Chick's rule!"

Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? - Mary Oliver
 

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