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		<title>By: Brooke</title>
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		<description>I just thought I would add my own personal story about biting it.

I was in my freshmen year of college, living in the dorms. Like any 18 year old I woke up at 8:40 before my 9 am class. Those 20 minutes were just enough time  to put a cup-of-noodles into the microwave (for breakfast), brush my teeth, wash my face, get dressed, put my hair up, and rush out the door. It was a foggy morning in San Luis Obispo. The sidewalk was wet with dew and water from the sprinklers. Coming down the hill, where all the dorms are located, my flip flop slipped on the wet pavement. In a split second I struggled to find my balance and threw the cup-of-noodles into my face. The really hot and salty water was all over my face and chest, along with the carrots, peas and noodles although out my hair. Aside from being in pain, barely able to see, I was in a total state of shock and stood there for what seemed forever. Everything happened so quickly, I had no idea what hit me. A fellow freshmen walking to class stopped and offered me some binder paper to wipe my face, the best she had at moment. Once the girl found out I was ok, we laughed together at the ridiculous of the situation.</description>
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<p>I just thought I would add my own personal story about biting it.</p>
<p>I was in my freshmen year of college, living in the dorms. Like any 18 year old I woke up at 8:40 before my 9 am class. Those 20 minutes were just enough time  to put a cup-of-noodles into the microwave (for breakfast), brush my teeth, wash my face, get dressed, put my hair up, and rush out the door. It was a foggy morning in San Luis Obispo. The sidewalk was wet with dew and water from the sprinklers. Coming down the hill, where all the dorms are located, my flip flop slipped on the wet pavement. In a split second I struggled to find my balance and threw the cup-of-noodles into my face. The really hot and salty water was all over my face and chest, along with the carrots, peas and noodles although out my hair. Aside from being in pain, barely able to see, I was in a total state of shock and stood there for what seemed forever. Everything happened so quickly, I had no idea what hit me. A fellow freshmen walking to class stopped and offered me some binder paper to wipe my face, the best she had at moment. Once the girl found out I was ok, we laughed together at the ridiculous of the situation.
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