I am naturally unforgiving sometimes, but I tend to keep it inside sometimes.
But today, I couldn\’t believe that someone else could do the same.
My powerbook was running out of battery power, so I looked around the large room for an available powerbook adapter. I found one. It was Jeff\’s, but he had indicated earlier that these adapters were available for common use. So without thinking, I took it next door to the smaller room to work on things with Jonathan.
Suddenly, Jeff walked into the room, as if he was looking for soemthing. He suddenly stopped at our table and said, \”You know, I did say to keep that in the other room.\”
I was so shocked, that I forgot to apologze. I simply unplugged the adapter from the wall and my computer. Then I gave it to him. Then he said, \”You know, I hope your battery dies.\”
I could feel his irritation and I simply responded, \”It is.\”
Then Jeff walked out. Suddenly, I didn\’t feel like being on good terms with him anymore.
Jonathan didn\’t seem to be affected at all by Jeff. I was irritated. Why did he have to get so upset over such a little thing? Ok, maybe I shouldn\’t have taken the adapter, but I had forgotten that they couldn\’t move. Ok, no more.
But now, maybe I take it back. I can\’t be forgiving for this stupid act. It\’s very not nice.