My Most Embarrassing Moment

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     It happened at a small, 2 year college in southern Indiana. I was at the Student Union building. It was morning. I had to go to the the bathroom. Now the thing to understand about this Student Union building is it had 2 sets of restroom facilities, one on either side. However, they were juxtaposed. On one side, the Ladies Room was first; on the other the Mens Room was first. I normally went in and out on the side where the Ladies room was first, but this particular day, I was on the opposite side of the building and forgot to think of that when I chose a restroom. I just blatantly walked into the nearest without even thinking where I was. It was empty.  I just walked into a stall. When I came out, I went to the sink to wash my hands. Still, I saw no one else. Lifting my eyes to the mirror to check my hair, I suddenly observed a row of urinals lining the wall behind me and thought, "That's funny, I never noticed those in the Ladies Room before." Then it dawned on me. I WASN'T in the Ladies room. This was the MENS ROOM!
     I turned and fled, red-faced with embarassment back into the hallway. The hall was as empty as the restroom had been, so, luckily, I escaped this little faux pas without anyone seeing me. 
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*Write a story from college was this weeks prompt*

Comments

. said…
Yikes!! :O What a relief no one caught you. I enjoyed reading your story, B. :) Great job! And what does "juxtaposed" mean? I'm amazed at how much you know about words. Hope you get picked for this week's Mama Kat's picks.
Dec 17, 2011, 4:51:00 PM
KatBouska said…
That is hilarious!! I can just imagine how mortified you were the MOMENT you brain registered those urinals! Hahaha...makes for a good story now though!
Dec 18, 2011, 10:45:00 PM
. said…
Wow, a comment from mama Kat! :O Congrats. Yup, a really good story. Thumbs up **
Dec 18, 2011, 11:35:00 PM

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