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Most Embarrassing Moment

I can't for the life of me remember a recent embarrassing moment. Either I've blocked them out or I'm just too old to get embarrassed anymore. Lol. Today's post topic reminds me of the go-to answer I've always used for this question in the past though, so that's what I'll share with you.

So I think it was 8th grade or so... I was on an overnight retreat with my classmates. We stayed in some barn in the middle of nowhere that had bunk-beds and a tv in it - that's pretty much all I remember about the setting. Oh, and we watched The Cutting Edge (remember that movie?).

So I had been sick that week but still really wanted to go on the retreat anyway. I had been feeling better, but apparently not fully better, because at one of our group inspirational talks, I ended up throwing up all over myself... and the girl sitting next to me... in front of probably 30-40 of my classmates. Awesome...

Everyone was really nice about it, of course, but being an eighth-grader, and a very SHY eighth-grader at that, it was pretty mortifying.

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What about you? What's your most embarrassing moment?



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  1. Elyse ChattertonMay 10, 2013 at 10:52 AM

    Love that film- "Toe pick". Most embarrassing moment was probably turning up to a birthday party at a friends house a week early only for said friends to tell everyone and laugh about it at school all week!

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  2. Kristen VictoriaMay 11, 2013 at 12:43 PM

    Oh gosh, puking in public is sooo embarrassing in general, let alone in middle school! Something similar happened to me during choir practice in the 8th grade. I had to excuse myself, didn't even get permission from the teacher - just ran out and puked down the hallway until I got to the bathroom. TERRIBLE!!!

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