Thursday, October 1, 2015

Twitterpated at Temple Square


"Deep breath. Stay cool. Try not to look nervous. Just smile and laugh and she won't know that you're scared out of your mind."
I kept telling myself these things to console myself and attempt to quiet my racing heart. This was my first date with her, and I REALLY didn't want to screw it up.  
I want to look confident and impressive. Maybe I should take a small backpack so that I look like a diligent student. Yeah, I'll do that. I could even tighten the straps a bit so that my chest sticks out and makes me look ripped! Yes, this will be perfect. 
I walk into temple square with my chin up. I was ready. I look around... She said she would meet me by the north visitors center. Where was she? "It's ok, don't panic, just stand here and look like you know exactly what you're doing." I tell myself. "Remember to look confident."
All of a sudden I turn around and there she is walking right towards me. She waves at me merrily and her shining hair and beaming face melt my confidence into a helpless mush at the bottom of my stomach. 

6 comments:

  1. Hey! Maybe the guy you saw who was looking for something/someone was looking for the girl I saw who was also looking for someone!! :D I loved it Cassia!

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  2. Woah... Yeah! Haha! That's would be awesome!

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  3. I LOVE the word "twitterpated"! You also made me laugh, which is a big plus! ;) I just ADORE the way you write, Cassia! I could totally see you reading through this story, doing actions, facial expressions and all! ;) Your writing is so poetic, though, even when it's not a poem! I love it! :) And I love the way you ended it! :)

    My only feedback is to make it a teensy bit longer! ;)

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  4. Your descriptions are great. I love the thought processes he goes through...so realistic. Just watch the verb tenses!

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  5. This is awesome! I love how he tightens his backpack straps to make himself look ripped. :) Over all, this is very well written. I can really visualize the scene. The only thing I would suggest is to make the first paragraph in present tense since the rest of the story is. :)

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  6. This is awesome! I love how he tightens his backpack straps to make himself look ripped. :) Over all, this is very well written. I can really visualize the scene. The only thing I would suggest is to make the first paragraph in present tense since the rest of the story is. :)

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