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I am Kiyana! I am an American living in Gunsan, Jeonbuk, South Korea to teach English at a rural elementary school! Here, you can read about my travels and my life in Korea.

Monday, June 20, 2011

Yes, this is real life.

Can you prove God has an incredible sense of humor?

No? Well, I can.

About a week after I posted this site and decided to let you all ( and by you all, I clearly mean my only to-date follower, Bryce) read about the great and sometimes embarassing moments of my life, I nabbed a date with a gentlemen I had met on a volunteer day of service. He was nice, and we decided to go to the zoo.  We will keep it short for now and say this was not the time I had expected it to be.

I showed up to work at one of my job's that afternoon and began to tell my story of the date to a co-worker along with another story of another date-gone-bad. 

To understand this, you have to know I am a completely chaotic story teller.  This means more than just the use of hands to speak but rather the entire body... Let's just say I can get pretty into telling a good story.

So, shortly after I finish telling my story about an overly touchy date and a date where I look as if I am riding a horse that wasn't there, I finish my story and begin to walk around the bar side in the restaurant I work in while a guy, about age forty stops me. Our conversation follows:

Man: Ma'am, I have a question for you. 
Myself: All right Sir, what can I help you with? ( Imagining this is a question concerning his drink or food.)
Man: That story you were telling, about the guy, is that real life?
Myself: Why, yes.  Yes, that really happened to me. ( Slightly emabarassed that more than my desired audience heard my pathetic lack-of-love story.)
Man: Wow.  That's just great. Do things like this happen to you often?
Myself: Let's just say, way more often than I would like...
Man: Well, if I were to work for MTV, I have to say I would probably give you a TV show. You just can't make things like that up.
Myself: No sir, you sure can't. (Walking away, feeling slightly pathetic and laughing at the fact that that scenario really just occured.)


Awkward Enough? God, I do think you are funny. You can quit proving it.
So yes, this is real life. Like the man said, you can't make stuff like this up. Even a forty-something year old man can see that.



Wishing I knew a cooler way to say good-bye instead of just bye!
Awkward.

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