Ooops.

[enismirdal]

I think I left my flies open all morning.

Ooops.

You see, the bedmaker decided to come into my room just as I was putting my jeans on (in spite of the fact that I had left my bin outside, a clear indication that I did not want to be disturbed, and had yelled, "Just a minute!" when she knocked on the door), and I think it threw me a bit.

I hope no-one noticed.

I've now registered my subject choices for this term, and practical registrations are tomorrow lunchtime. So all seems well.

Plus I did more reading. How industrious of me. :)

Comments

[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

If it makes you feel better, know there are much worse ways for your bedder to discover ignoring the bin signal is a bad idea ("Yes, thanks for the advice Jean, I do normally lock my door when necessary, but I didn't think you'd pick today to walk in on me, it was sort of spontaneous")

[melime.livejournal.com]

I think I left my flies open all morning.

Oh, I have done that so many times. Just the other day, in fact, but thankfully I had a long shirt on. Also, I kept doing it when we were in Alaska; I kept coming out of the bathroom with my fly undone, which I never usually do. Very weird. Maybe it was the extreme northern climes? LOL.

[pincushions.livejournal.com]

I've done that so many times and (I think) people never notice. I've had my bedder bardge in whilst I'm putting my bra on using the key about two milliseconds after she knocked and whilst I'm still yelling "I'll be there in a second!" I had to nip craftily into my wardrobe.

I'm all registered now. Practicals on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. The joy! At least it gets things over and done with, I suppose.