Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Trapezoids and Zombies (curious?)

Today, I realized that I have always harbored a deep seeded detest for trapezoids.  They've always kind of annoyed me.  I'm not sure why, but I feel like they think they are better than everyone else.  In fourth grade, I remember we were making a shape collage, and I "punished" the trapezoids but covering up with the "good" shapes.  I really liked squares and circles.   Triangles always kind of stressed me out.  Reading what I just wrote….I'm actually stunned that I've been able to function normally for all the years.  But anyways, I realized that I have unusually strong feeling towards random objects, especially shapes.  I'm not sure what that says about me.  Or if I says anything at all.  Either way, I'd love to know I'm not the only crazy person (not in an asylum) out there.

On a related note: I decided today that I'm going to make "zombie apocalypse escape plan" posters and put them all over campus.  This is legit! If there's a zombie apocalypse I want to be prepared!  For instance, my escape plan from my room is to throw a mattress out a window, jump out said window, climb into a cage with a gun and wait for my boyfriend to come defend me.  (It's still being revised.) I think it's downright irresponsible not to be prepared! Also, we should have zombie drills.  Like fire drills, for zombies. The tortured screams of the slow ones can be the siren. 



These should be more common than fire extinguishers and hand sanitizer. 
I know this is a shorter post, but I'm busy planning the zombie apocalypse.  

4 comments:

  1. I think all that that says about you is that you are passionate about everything. Which sounds just like little Miss Sandra :).

    I'm not sure how that sounds at first, because I imagine it has its downsides too, but it's actually something I really admire about you <3.

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  2. That comment warmed my heart.

    I am. and you're right, sometimes it is detrimental, but I wouldn't trade it for a more boring life. <3

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  3. :) the world needs its Sandras to help people like me appreciate squares and circles and hate trapezoids.

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