Of course, any good day has its minor downsides. If tripping in a busy intersection in front of the AS building is minor! Haha! It's good I can laugh about it now. At that very moment, I felt numb. I just wanna die. I wanted to act as if I fainted to reduce the embarassment. Well, I'm not that dramatic so I went back to the 'hating myself while looking stupid' act. I did very well, thank you very much. I always wanted to make a decent image when school year starts. You never know - "First impression, lasts." Now if that 'impression' is the one that'll last with the unsuspecting witnesses, then my year is screwed. There were pedestrians all over the place! I just couldn't look at their faces for the fear that every time we bump into each other, I'll remember the shame again and again till I die (or till I graduate (if I graduate before I die))! I just kneeled down as if my relatively-new shoes were at fault. Then I realized it was my muddy shoes' doing! Dammit! Whew! That was traumatizing. But I got up, got my nerves back, and walked away just as if nothing happened. My mind was screaming, "DON'T LOOK BACK!" But of course, I couldn't help it so after 50 meters of walk of shame, I turned around. Everything's normal again. I smiled thinking about it.