While this word has many meanings, the meaning that best described how I felt today during church is this one:
awkward: Marked by or causing embarrassment or discomfort: an awkward remark; an awkward silence.
We had three speakers today.  The first speaker I would characterize as semi-awkward.  The second totally so.  I usually color a little during church to help me focus.  Today my coloring became a necessity, keeping me from reenacting the scene from the BYU Pride and Prejudice when she throws a book at the speaker. To demonstrate how awkward it was, the terms freakin and screwed were said from the pulpit.  I colored many a picture that day trying to give an outlet to the stress I was feeling.
On a more positive, less awkward note, last night was our wards Christmas Dinner and Dance.  It really is just an excuse for people to dress up fancy and relive high-school awkwardness.  There it is again, that word.  Anyway it was a lot of fun.  I ate a lot and danced a ton, even though I don't really know how, and just had a good time.
2 comments:
Wowzers! We's lookin' hot!
I often find myself actually doing homework during Sacrament meeting to help me get over the embarrassment I feel on behalf of the person speaking.
I particularly find I do this during testimony meetings. Testimonies have a way of turning uncomfortable pretty quickly for those listening.
Love the dress!
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