Riding in elevators with boys...
Ugh! Elevator rides are sooo awkward. Each time I'm on the elevator I tell myself that it is that last time! But when you work on the fourth floor of a building and you wear pumps everyday, your relationship with the stairs doesn't last very long.
I mean, elevators are just never a good experience for me. I always get on when someone has just left an auromatic present(a.k.a. fart) and you can't call them out because there's 10 suspects leaving the elevator door. boo. Then there is the writhing of crickets or beetles stuck in the ceiling lights with their toasty-guts oozing out. OR I end up riding with the person I despise the most at work (yup, just you and that scut who's gift is to eternally torture you with their delightful personality).
Anyways, the longest relationship I had with the stairs was about 2 weeks. I just couldn't commit any longer than that. I HAD to go back to the sweet elevator ride that reminds me of how much I won't miss hyperventilation or swollen heals.
So I'm waiting for the elevator one day, right. As the door opens there are two very professional-looking gentlemen duking-it-out on what appeared to be a very in-depth complicated probably political convo. Entering the elevator was instant awkwardness because it was obvious there were some unfinished points to be made. And to top it off, I don't know why, but I decided to stand right smack between them ( I KNOW!). What was I thinking? Why didn't I just veer off to one side and let them finish their debate. But NO. I had to stand right between them.
The ride down was filled with unspoken animosity (between the professionals of course), wary-wandering eyes, and a stagnant stench with a mild scent of cheap cologne. And I thought to myself every last second of the-man-sandwich-elevator ride, from the moment I first entered to the moment of departure, that this was the last time I ride an elevator. Again.
I mean, elevators are just never a good experience for me. I always get on when someone has just left an auromatic present(a.k.a. fart) and you can't call them out because there's 10 suspects leaving the elevator door. boo. Then there is the writhing of crickets or beetles stuck in the ceiling lights with their toasty-guts oozing out. OR I end up riding with the person I despise the most at work (yup, just you and that scut who's gift is to eternally torture you with their delightful personality).
Anyways, the longest relationship I had with the stairs was about 2 weeks. I just couldn't commit any longer than that. I HAD to go back to the sweet elevator ride that reminds me of how much I won't miss hyperventilation or swollen heals.
So I'm waiting for the elevator one day, right. As the door opens there are two very professional-looking gentlemen duking-it-out on what appeared to be a very in-depth complicated probably political convo. Entering the elevator was instant awkwardness because it was obvious there were some unfinished points to be made. And to top it off, I don't know why, but I decided to stand right smack between them ( I KNOW!). What was I thinking? Why didn't I just veer off to one side and let them finish their debate. But NO. I had to stand right between them.
The ride down was filled with unspoken animosity (between the professionals of course), wary-wandering eyes, and a stagnant stench with a mild scent of cheap cologne. And I thought to myself every last second of the-man-sandwich-elevator ride, from the moment I first entered to the moment of departure, that this was the last time I ride an elevator. Again.
