Monthly Archives: January 2011
awkward in the morning
Working downtown, I walk by several stores and cafes on my way. However, it being winter, people are rarely visible (especially at 9am). But today, with temperatures soaring for this time of year, a guy was sitting outside eating breakfast. As I passed, … Continue reading
awkward times two
I have previously stated that Starbucks is the best place for (witnessing and being involved in) awkward encounters. Today, I officially declare that 24hour fitness holds the title for awkwardness. So many awkward moments in just a short 5-hour span … Continue reading
awkward tripping
Tripping over nothing…. on a flat surface. Awkward.
awkward morphing
Walking up the street, alone, in a hurry to meet friends. A large group of people wander aimlessly in front of you as your steps quickly catch up to theirs. You cant pass the entire group fast enough and shortly … Continue reading
awkward familiarity
Going into a place you used to work and seeing someone you met a couple times. You remember them, but they don’t make any gestures to indicate they remember you. Call them by name and risk the chance that they don’t … Continue reading
awkward advances
Guy, sweating and panting post-workout, makes his way to the refreshment cooler. He makes some comments about his workout being tough and tiring “….but in a good way.” Yeah, I said with enthusiasm in my chatty extroverted mood, it looks like … Continue reading
awkward dinner
Going to a dinner party at a family-friend’s house and being served by someone you just met….who is your own age. Awkward. In fact, being served in general is pretty awkward…..
awkward modes of transportation
I think skateboarding is incredibly cool. (does anyone say ‘cool’ anymore? awkward.) But I just saw someone skateboarding down the street downtown, and as a mode of transportation, it is incredibly awkward. To see someone hurling their body forward with one leg … Continue reading
awkward from afar
When you’re meeting someone and the traffic light separates you on opposite street corners. You stand there in anticipation, making eye contact and excited faces at one another while alternately looking at the walk sign, not knowing if you should … Continue reading
Awkward representation of true feelings
Im pretty sure this is based on my life….
Everyday Awkwardness 