Bedroom Observation Essay

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I awoke Friday morning to the sounds of banging pots and pans and I knew it was no one other than my brother up making breakfast. Daylight saving had just occured so the sun was starting to shine its rays earlier than normal. Guessing by how bright my room was lit up by the sun's natural light, I would say it was around 7:00 a.m. Laying in my bed contemplating on whether or not I want to get up to start my day or tell my boss I can't make it into work so I can relax a little longer, not going in seemed like the most logical solution since I had gotten off of work late last night. I lay here staring at the ceiling for a few minutes when suddenly I hear the door open. "Elizabeth, what are you doing still laying down? Did you forget what today was?" Completely clueless I answer, "What are you talking about Richard? I have no special plans today." His jaw drops as if I had …show more content…

After running a few errands, I was scheduled to go into work at 1:00 p.m. Normally the restaurant is packed around this time, as people grab lunch. I walked into the restaurant and it was alive with the buzzing and chattering of conversation. Although there were thirty plus people sitting down having lunch, one face in particular stood out in the crowd. I rushed over to my coworker and before she could look up i quickly blurted out, "Is that who I think it is?" She looked a little confused so I followed it with "Lady Macbeth! Is that Lady Macbeth?!" I realized I may have said that a little too loudly as the chattering suddenly stopped and the red haired maiden was staring in our direction. Liliana nodded her head yes and I couldn't contain my excitement. Before I could have another outburst, Liliana said, "Here she comes." Suddenly a lump caught in my throat and my palms were sweaty. I felt a gentle tap on my shoulder and as I turned around, I was face to face with a beautiful gingered hair woman, her green eyes sparkling with

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