Mess Up Moments

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You know those really important moments where you think you've said the wrong thing?
I think I just had one of those moments.

I say I think because I'm not really sure if it was or not. I had an interview for school, and I think I did well except for one bit. I was reassured I did well, but I'm not sure. I think the worse thing about it is that I just don't know. I think it's better to know that to be guessing.

And from all the nervousness, my hip is killing me. Usually this happens when I over work it, but today is was caused by my nerves. And several hours later, it still hurts. Tonight is going to be a fun night.

Please excuse my late and short post. As you can tell, it hasn't been an easy day.

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