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My favorite embarrassing moment to recall.


   I’m sure we've all had moments we’re too embarrassed to talk about.
Although this particular moment isn't the most embarrassing one I’ve had, it definitely adds to the list!

  So this happened back in grade 9 in the month of December and I know it was December because of the chilly weather and heavy rainfall. It was during lunch break when my friends and I were enjoying our short walk to the medical room because one of my friends wasn’t feeling too well. Little did I know that short walk would land me in the medical room as well!

 As I previously mentioned it was a rainy day which meant the ground was pretty slippery and my 13-year-old self thought it would be ”fun” to jump around a bit. Of course, my friend had to take advantage of my vulnerable state and pushed me causing me to lose balance and fall directly on my elbow which to be honest is a weird yet amusing way to fall...right?  Did I mention it was lunchtime? Meaning all the teachers, juniors and seniors were walking around!

 As you’d expect, I caught pretty much everyone’s attention and no one bothered to hold back their laughter...or help me up...or even ask me if I’m okay! So I did what I thought would make things less awkward and joined in on the laughter while silently hissing at the unbearable pain. It felt like my arm had completely come off!  Meanwhile, my friends couldn’t stop laughing but eventually walked me to the medical room.

  I spent the remaining of that day avoiding the use of my right arm which was a good excuse to skip on a few classes so maybe this experience wasn’t that horrible? The funny part is I didn't walk on wet grounds with my friends for a solid 2 months after that!

 Even though it was an embarrassing moment I can't help but laugh at how I still remember every part of it! Feels like it happened just yesterday.

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