“if only you could see”
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Impacts.
By the yearbook, seven years, by the memory, six - You signed my yearbook. I don't even remember knowing you back then, but I will always remember having choir with you. :P
Four school years - You were the unfortunate end of a prank call. Luckily it probably didn't affect you much except for having a crazed girl buzzing around you all night at that dance.
Roughly three years - We always saw you, and you always saw us. We never approached each other. We knew you by "the tall sweaty guy." What a thing to remember. An introduction through a friend, who insisted on us being your friends. What a wonderful day. (:
Three school years - Where did this come from? I offered you some pop tart.
Just this weekend - A slightly skeptical approach to an email about car insurance. Turns out you dig the way I write. That's always a good thing to hear and makes someone feel good (:
Most recent - It was like running into an invisible wall. But instead of a wall, the arms of a stranger. Running so fast you didn't realize where you were until you were there. It was strange how it happened: a lift of the hand. Was that a wave? Why am I doing that? A bright smile, just as I would have given to anyone else. An introduction, but already knowing the name. A meeting through friends.
Today McNeese chem students provided us with a mini forensics lab setup. Universal indicator was used, and guess what? Good 'ole pal Phenol. Unfortunately we didn't get to do the "blood" one, which was the one I looked most forward too. But the Organic Chem professor was there and he just has coolest accent.
