Humans of OBU

April 19, 2016

“So I knew Ryan was coming down for Christian Focus Week this past semester and I texted him, ‘When will you be here? Let’s meet up.’ He said he was in Malvern which is like 20-30 minutes away but he said, ‘I’ll be there in 5 minutes.’ I was like, ‘Oh ha ha. Whatever.’ Then he said, ‘No seriously, I’m in a helicopter. So I’ll be there soon.’ I didn’t believe him and he kept saying, ‘No, seriously.’ And for some stupid reason I believed him. So I told him to send me a picture and literally like two seconds later he sends me a picture. He says, ‘Yeah, my friend who’s in med school with me, he has a helicopter and he’s giving me a ride to Ouachita.’ I was with my friend Keylie and I was freaking out and telling her about it. Then he tells me I need to come pick him up down at the intramural fields. I was like, ‘Okay, just tell me when!’ So he calls me and it sounds like he’s in a helicopter, but really he had his windows in his car rolled down. I thought, ‘Oh my gosh, he is legitimately in a helicopter.’ So I go to the intramural fields waiting for him to get there and he pulls up in his car with his arm out his window videotapping me because it wasn’t true.”

Hannah James

Freshman

Benton, AR

Photo By: Marissa Pilcher

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