In my Sci 2 class, I'm being asked to bring an item of importance to me.
Crap. I'm probably screwed.
All the items important to me aren't exactly "items".
There's my best friend Kevin (of course) and I'm pretty sure he can't come with me to class seeing as how he has to be notified a week or two ahead and miss school and work to come...
Then there's Tuesdays which is a day and not an item... and if I could somehow bring it in, it'd be too embarrassing for me to explain (well not really).
Maybe my panda hat, but I don't really wear that anymore and it'd be a hassle to explain everything about it.... well maybe not but it's not super important and meaningful to me.
There's my DS which is where I first was able to talk to/meet some of my closest friends to date, but that sounds too cheesy and hard to explain.
And of course, there's my husband. My dearly beloved and the one who can make me smile no matter what. Sadly enough, my "husband" is a song and not an item.... well at least not a physical one.
Finally there's my Rubik's cube. My other dearly beloved. It holds way too many memories in it. Like when I first solved it and how it took me nearly 3 hours to do so and now it takes me about 2 or less minutes. Then there was the race Joel and I were suppose to have after the An Evening With The Maine show that never happened. Then there's that time I tried teaching my mom, sister, and brother to solve it which failed in the end. Ha. I love my Rubik's Cube.
Guess I can bring that... it'll be hard to explain it though.
Oh yeah. There's my guitar which I love so much but I haven't touched it or played it in forever. I have that feeling that my friend from middle school might bring it.... or someone will say, "Play us a song!" and I'd say, "No!" Ha. Yeah. That'll most likely happen...
I wonder how long it takes me to solve a Rubik's Cube now..........
p.s. I found that I hv the hardest time saying "no" when someone asks for help. Double crap.