That One Time

Shirt: c/o Lamixx; Wrap Bracelet: c/o Leelala; Skirt: (old) similar here and here; Jean Jacket: Yanuck (old) similar here and here; Hat: Forever21 (similar here); Watch: Juicy Couture; Sunglasses: RayBan; Shoes: Converse (Really want these and these)

Over the weekend, I had gone to grab dinner with a few girlfriends, and when I went to leave, I mysteriously couldn't find my car.  At first, I thought I was just having a blonde moment and, somehow, my scattered brain was overlooking it.  My car has to be here.  But it wasn't.  Suddenly, I went into panic.  "Ohhhmigosh, I think my car is stolen!!"  Frantically, I was walking around, searching, throwing out expletives.  My friend, who is much more logical than me, pointed out the option, "I bet you got towed."  Towed, I thought?  Well, right above the spot where I parked, was a small sign that explicitly stated, no parking.  Just another thing my scattered brain over looked.  So, I dialed the number for the car impound, and a male voice on the other end of the receiver, casually remarked, "Oh yeah.  Sounds familiar.  We've got that."   I quickly replied, "Well, you have just gone and ruined my night," and hung up the phone.  I had plans you know.  Like to go home and snuggle up to watch a chick flick with my two dogs.  Fortunately, my good friend Melissa had my back, and drove me into the scarier part of town, at 10:00 at night.  The impound was difficult to find because there were no signs and no lights in the pitch black of night, but eventually, we found our way.  After I paid his fee to get my car back, he walked my friend and I through a graveyard of beat up cars.  And there she was.  Shining idly underneath the moonlight in a dirt lot,  feeling violated, or maybe it was me.  But I jumped inside and drove away as quickly as I could, regretting the fact that I just paid $120 for a parking spot.  If I had know I was going to throw my money away that night, I would thrown it away more wisely.  Like on that pair of RayBan's I've been lusting after.  Oh well, tis life.