It's the last day in Alabama. We are driving down Belt Line (which, is strange because I leave Texas, where I both live and work off of Belt Line, only to come to Alabama and find that our hotel and softball games will be on Belt Line) and I overhear this gem:
Softball player 1: Two wig stores on the same street? That's kind of weird.
Softball player 2: It's the South. That's all they do here is wear wigs.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Who Says We're Fat?
It's getting to be the end of our stay here in beautiful Decatur, AL. We have eaten out every meal since lunch on Monday, and since Northwood is paying for the meals, the girls tend to get the more expensive things on the menu and eat all of it because, well, why not?
Softball player 1: Guys, I feel so fat.
Softball player 2: We aren't fat, just heavy eaters.
Softball player 1: Guys, I feel so fat.
Softball player 2: We aren't fat, just heavy eaters.
Monday, June 14, 2010
If I Were an Animal
The softball girls have all assigned themselves a different animal based on personality and appearance. After five months of working with them, I have been given an animal.
Softball player: Rach, it took some thought, but I have finally figured out your animal. It just hit me - you're an otter!!
Me: Why an otter?
Softball player: Well...you're kinda cute. And kinda muscle-y. And kinda chill. And really slim.
So, there you have it. I'm an otter.
Softball player: Rach, it took some thought, but I have finally figured out your animal. It just hit me - you're an otter!!
Me: Why an otter?
Softball player: Well...you're kinda cute. And kinda muscle-y. And kinda chill. And really slim.
So, there you have it. I'm an otter.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Guys Named Ben
Softball player 1: When I hear the name Ben, I think of a guy with a collared shirt that is tucked into his pants, which have been pulled up really high, and carries a satchel.
Softball player 2: Honestly, guys, I think male-pattern baldness.
Sorry to all you Ben's out there.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Awkward, the Second Act
The NAIA holds a banquet for all of the teams at the softball national tournament. To help get people up and interacting with others, they had a scavenger hunt with questions like, "Find someone who was born in the same month as you."; or "Find someone who is an only child."
Not-NU-Softball girl: Hey guys, could you look at my sheet and sign whatever you can?
NU Softball girl: "Same color underwear"? What color underwear are you wearing?
Not-NU girl: I don't know; I'm colorblind.
NU girl: No you're not.
Not-NU girl: I swear I don't know what color it is. Here, look and see. *Unbuttons her pants, lowers them some, and then pulls her underwear up to show us*
Sometimes I wonder what I've gotten myself into.
Not-NU-Softball girl: Hey guys, could you look at my sheet and sign whatever you can?
NU Softball girl: "Same color underwear"? What color underwear are you wearing?
Not-NU girl: I don't know; I'm colorblind.
NU girl: No you're not.
Not-NU girl: I swear I don't know what color it is. Here, look and see. *Unbuttons her pants, lowers them some, and then pulls her underwear up to show us*
Sometimes I wonder what I've gotten myself into.
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