Personal Essay- the Girl in Pink
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Its seven oclock and Megans alarm has just gone off. Up out of bed and into the closet she goes to find her wardrobe for the morning. The closet door opens to sunlight shining through the open blinds inside the large walk-in closet. To the left and right are haning masses of pink clothes, dresses, jeans, and, in one corner, a couple of employee tee shirts for the movie theare and some black work pants. Se carefully selects her favorite pink halter top, a lighter pink jacket, and a denim skirt. “Time to meet my public,” she says to herself.
She treks down the stairs, passing me. I just woke up. “Why are you up so early sister?” “Class,” I reply. “Oh.”
Time for breakfast. “Mom, will you make me some eggs? Sunny side up?,” Megan asks with a toss of her hair.
“Sure hon.”
The family computer is turned on and Megan thinks to herself, “Which cute boys have emailed me today?” “Seth wrote to me, mom!” Mom smiles, “are you going to write back?” “Are you crazy! If I write back this soon, Ill look desterate and needy. Ill do it this weekend.” She starts responding to some of her girlfriends emails, a quick one or two lines each, and then moves on.
A plate of eggs and toast and a glass of orange juice is set at her seat at the dining room table. Without closing anything on the computer, she prances over to pick at her breakfast. Half way through, she stops eating and goes toweigh herself. I pass her again in the hallway. “Are you going in the bathroom?” E ask. “Yes.” Great. Well, I guess Im done inthere now. She doesnt run any water or anything. It just seems to have slipped her mind that she has a huge murror in her room, too. Half an hour later, Megan emerges from the bathrom with perfect hair and flawless make up to compliment her outfit.
“Arent you going to be late for you class, Megs?” mom yelled up the stairs.
“Its okay, I just need to put some shoes on and Ill be out of here.”
Ten munutes later with some platform sandals on, she whizzes down the stairs and our the front door. “Bye, mom!”