As We Go On We Remember...

So, I've been thinking back to simpler times....high school specifically. Everything just seemed to make more sense then. But, now everything is just..all out of whack. I'm trying to get back to the version of me that wasn't so confused. That knew what I wanted and didn't feel like I needed this one person to keep my afloat. I'm probably driving said person insane. I need to change back to that independent person I miss. But, that's besides the point.
I've been thinking about all the different fun stories from different activities I participated in.
First, when I was a Junior I was in the Spring Play, The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood.

My friend and I were in charge of helping one of the guys put on his bald cap. On opening night he told us to come into the boy's dressing room because the hallway was too dark. So, we walk in the dressing room and all the guys stop and look at us. Kind of like seeing deer in headlight looks times 10. Then, the guy that was playing Robin Hood jumped behind the guy playing Little John to hide. Then it hit me. Robin Hood didn't have pants on. Go figure. We were both so embarrassed we ran out of the dressing room and waited until someone came and got us.
Secondly, when I was a Senior I was at football practice one day (I was a Student Athletic Trainer) and some of the injured guys and the Athletic Trainer walked over to where I was standing. They were all laughing and I wanted in on the joke. So, one of the guys decided to tell us what happened.
"Ok Kymber. Best thing ever. Summer was looking at my leg and said, 'It's so huge!' And I decided  I'd let it go...be the bigger person. I wasn't going to say it. But then she had to continue. 'It's like bulging out of your pants!' So, I had to say it. 'That's what she said.'"

Oh, we all died laughing. And then one of the coaches from across the practice field yelled at him because he knew our loud laughter was due to him. Best practice ever.
Good times.
Well, that's all for now.

"We do not remember days, we remember moments." -Cesare Pavese

XO
Kymber.