Hmmm... Dilemma

I am taking professional ethics this semester, and no doubt that it would help me make decisions better, right? Well, not exactly, which leads me to tell my story of the day.

Besides professional ethics, I also participate in modern theater as my co-curriculum this semester. Admittedly, I anticipated it very much and to my disappointment, it was quite boring after awhile with the lecturer's draggy voice(or you might say that it is drugging because it will always kind of put you to sleep?) and the I-do-not-see-the-point-of-this-exercise kind of activities going on for the past several weeks.

Therefore, I was in some sort of a dilemma last Wednesday to be precise. As-find- usual, I will return to my college for a change and rest after my psycholinguistics' class. Then, I will go for modern theater at 5.30. However, last Wednesday was an exceptional day.

That day I woke up late and was almost disqualified in my test. Due to this, I left my keys between rows of chairs in front of me and later forgot all about them. So, when I arrived at my door steps of my room did i realize of the huge discovery: that my keys were gone!!!! As I do not have any options other than to go back and retrieve my keys (as i was wearing a skirt and it is better if I do all those I-do-not-see-the-point-of-this activities in pants)in my faculty. So you know how tired was I when I finally arrived at my college.

Then, it begun to rain. Well, i might still go if it was just a drizzle; yet, it poured on more furiously than ever. And after several weeks of Professional ethics, I know it is ethically wrong if i did not attend the class, still the rain... So, i started to rationalize and... yes, you guessed it right. I did not went for the co-curriculum.

I never intended to skip any classes, even if the lecturer is boring and I never did it purposely. I do feel guilty, but what has been done is done. So...