I should really be studying right now...but I have a story that MUST be told.
So, I got a call this morning. And by morning I do NOT mean 8 AM. No, no. Morning=2:39 AM. I'd only been asleep for two hours...so it's not my best time. The first time the phone rang, I was completely asleep. By the time I had made it off my loft, it had stopped ringing. So, back in bed, the phone rings again. This time, I'm completely awake (not ready to jump up and answer a phone, but awake none the less). I make it off the loft and even have time for a quick conversation with Jas before I pick up the phone.
She thought it was probably "The Whisperer" a weird sicko who gets his kicks by calling girls super early in the morning to ask if he woke them up. But even this was about 4 hours too early for him.
I pick up...and am greeted by the sound of a completely awake female voice. MSU police department.
Apparently there had been some kind of water break in the parking lot (by where I used to live in Mason-Abbot) and I needed to move my car immediately. I found this very interesting, since my car is not on campus. It's in Grand Rapids with my father who drives it everyday. And even if it were here, I would not park in the location of where the woman was telling me I'd had to move my car from. Maybe, a year ago. So excluding a time warp or the car having been stolen (but really, why take the car to MSU? In fact, why steal THAT car?), this was not my car.
I mumbled as much to the lady and hung up. (Not mentioning time warps, I wasn't awake enough for that) So, upon waking this morning, (At a much more decent hour) I called my mom...to tell her my story. She confirmed that our car has NOT been stolen.
Thank you MSU for the 6 hour early wake up call. As if I wasn't having enough issues with you due to class scheduling issues.
Maybe the lack of sleep and hilarity of the situation will help me on my quiz and possible pop quiz.
So, I got a call this morning. And by morning I do NOT mean 8 AM. No, no. Morning=2:39 AM. I'd only been asleep for two hours...so it's not my best time. The first time the phone rang, I was completely asleep. By the time I had made it off my loft, it had stopped ringing. So, back in bed, the phone rings again. This time, I'm completely awake (not ready to jump up and answer a phone, but awake none the less). I make it off the loft and even have time for a quick conversation with Jas before I pick up the phone.
She thought it was probably "The Whisperer" a weird sicko who gets his kicks by calling girls super early in the morning to ask if he woke them up. But even this was about 4 hours too early for him.
I pick up...and am greeted by the sound of a completely awake female voice. MSU police department.
Apparently there had been some kind of water break in the parking lot (by where I used to live in Mason-Abbot) and I needed to move my car immediately. I found this very interesting, since my car is not on campus. It's in Grand Rapids with my father who drives it everyday. And even if it were here, I would not park in the location of where the woman was telling me I'd had to move my car from. Maybe, a year ago. So excluding a time warp or the car having been stolen (but really, why take the car to MSU? In fact, why steal THAT car?), this was not my car.
I mumbled as much to the lady and hung up. (Not mentioning time warps, I wasn't awake enough for that) So, upon waking this morning, (At a much more decent hour) I called my mom...to tell her my story. She confirmed that our car has NOT been stolen.
Thank you MSU for the 6 hour early wake up call. As if I wasn't having enough issues with you due to class scheduling issues.
Maybe the lack of sleep and hilarity of the situation will help me on my quiz and possible pop quiz.
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