Thursday, October 10, 2013
Why HUMMUS PUFFS?
I was on my way to the testing center and needed a snack to keep me focused on the test and not my rumbling tummy. Vending machines are dotted all over campus so my venture was not a hard one. Hard was having to make a choice on which "healthy" snack to pick up. This is when I stumbled across Hummus Puffs. The word "hummus" struck the health nut in me and the purchase was made. It's true, I fell victim to the advertising gimmick intended to attract healthy eaters at vending machines. Not surprisingly, they weren't healthy, but quite tasty...and odd because they tasted nothing like hummus.
Exhausting Campus
Back. Up. The. Truck. Actually, don't. Utility trucks are all over campus, attempting to maneuver their way between hundreds of students transitioning from one class to another. The other day, a demented thought crossed my mind. I imagined slamming the tailgate of the reversing truck with my fist to simulate a collision and then before anyone could jump out of the vehicle, I would sprawl out on the pavement, being sure to scatter my backpack contents and writhe with agony. I wouldn't even feel bad when they figured out I was perfectly fine.
Must the trucks drive the already crowded sidewalks on campus during class break? It is a cardinal rule that no student should use the grass as a pathway, but by driving utility trucks on our walkways, we have no other choice. It's hard enough to dodge masses of students without having to worry about frequenting trucks clogging our pathways. Then again, if trucks are allowed to drive the sidewalks, maybe I should pretend I'm serving a useful purpose on campus and drive my Camry from class to class. I'd save my feet and no one would think twice.
Must the trucks drive the already crowded sidewalks on campus during class break? It is a cardinal rule that no student should use the grass as a pathway, but by driving utility trucks on our walkways, we have no other choice. It's hard enough to dodge masses of students without having to worry about frequenting trucks clogging our pathways. Then again, if trucks are allowed to drive the sidewalks, maybe I should pretend I'm serving a useful purpose on campus and drive my Camry from class to class. I'd save my feet and no one would think twice.
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