I had just posted last week about my wonderful water bottle, and now it is forever gone. If you know me well, I don't lose things. I'm very organized, and even when I used to live in a state of "organized chaos" I still could find everything. On Wednesday, I met with a group for a presentation on and when my group-mates arrived, I placed my water bottle next to my bag on the floor. I don't know why I didn't just put it in my bag like I normally do, but when I packed up my things I left it behind. I didn't realize this until yesterday morning when I was studying at home, and proceeded to apologize profusely to Kyle. It's not particularly expensive to replace, but I still felt really bad for being careless and absent-minded.
Right as I realized I had left my water bottle at school, Mackenzie gchatted me. I informed her of my situation because I was feeling overwhelmingly remorseful and she offered to check for it [what an awesome friend, right?]. Not only did she check the pharmacy school lobby (where my group had met), she also checked with the Office of Student Affairs to see where a "lost and found" would be and was directed to Campus Security. They didn't have my little grey water bottle but gave her the number for the hospital patient something or other that sometimes gets lost and found items. I gave them a call and left a message, but I'm 100% positive my water bottle is gone forever.
So today, I brought Kyle's little orange 500mL Camelbak water bottle to school with me. When we first bought our bottles, we noticed that it is more difficult to get the water out of the mouthpiece of my water bottle than Kyle's. Today, I fully appreciated the ease of drinkability.
Jasmin: I drink more water with your water bottle because more comes out when I drink. It's awesome.
Kyle: Yeah, I don't know why yours doesn't work as well. Didn't* It's now dead.
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