So there's this girl in my Spanish class. Long story short she sat behind me for first quarter, and then she sat across the aisle from me in the 2nd quarter. Well it's the 3rd quarter now and she's behind me again. She has asked me what to do for things, but not more than that. We are both a bit shy, I can tell she is because she talks quietly.
The other day we were passing homework forward, and I turned around to collect what she had. I was waiting for her to hand it to me for a second, and I was looking at her face sort of as a test to see if she would look at me. Once she had the homework to hand off to me, she quickly looked at me, and then quickly looked away.
She keeps on hitting the back of my chair with her shoes. Not like kicking it or anything but it seemed like she was stretching and it just tapped into the chair. This happened a few times during the class.
Friday we were playing a game and we were sitting on top of our desks. She put the front part of her feet on the seat of my chair. I looked over to originally see her feet there and she moved them a minute or two after I looked away.
Last week I was walking out of the bathroom. There is a 10 minute break before my Spanish class starts. So this girl and her friend were sitting right across the hall from the door to the bathroom, and they sat down there after I went into the bathroom. So I open the door and this girl is laughing with a huge smile on her face looking toward her friend, and then she turns and quickly looks at me keeping the smile on her face. Later during class, I was standing talking with a few people and I was in her way. I had that feeling like somebody was standing behind me so I turned around, she was looking at me with a look on her face like she was going to smile, and I quickly moved out of the way while still being a part of the conversation.
Yesterday we were taking a quiz and the quizzes were being passed from the back up forward. I was not really thinking at that time. The paper was really on my shoulder and I turned around and she backed it up, and then pushed more towards me to grab it. My brain and body just said "thank you" and she had this little smirk on her face.
What do you think? Thanks for the answers!
The other day we were passing homework forward, and I turned around to collect what she had. I was waiting for her to hand it to me for a second, and I was looking at her face sort of as a test to see if she would look at me. Once she had the homework to hand off to me, she quickly looked at me, and then quickly looked away.
She keeps on hitting the back of my chair with her shoes. Not like kicking it or anything but it seemed like she was stretching and it just tapped into the chair. This happened a few times during the class.
Friday we were playing a game and we were sitting on top of our desks. She put the front part of her feet on the seat of my chair. I looked over to originally see her feet there and she moved them a minute or two after I looked away.
Last week I was walking out of the bathroom. There is a 10 minute break before my Spanish class starts. So this girl and her friend were sitting right across the hall from the door to the bathroom, and they sat down there after I went into the bathroom. So I open the door and this girl is laughing with a huge smile on her face looking toward her friend, and then she turns and quickly looks at me keeping the smile on her face. Later during class, I was standing talking with a few people and I was in her way. I had that feeling like somebody was standing behind me so I turned around, she was looking at me with a look on her face like she was going to smile, and I quickly moved out of the way while still being a part of the conversation.
Yesterday we were taking a quiz and the quizzes were being passed from the back up forward. I was not really thinking at that time. The paper was really on my shoulder and I turned around and she backed it up, and then pushed more towards me to grab it. My brain and body just said "thank you" and she had this little smirk on her face.
What do you think? Thanks for the answers!
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