*is seriously skeeved*

[trinityofone]

I just got back from tutorial to discover that someone had been in my room.

Specifically, my bathroom. And yes, I am sure. It started out as just a weird feeling: as I came in (the bathroom door leads right off the "entry hall") I noticed that the bath mat was askew. "Huh," I thought, but I had left in a hurry and am notoriously absent minded, so I didn't think too much about it. I took out the garbage because I am super responsible like that, and then, when I came back in again, I noticed that the toilet lid was down and that the toilet paper was flipped up oddly. Again, these were both things that could have been done by me in a hurry, but--they weren't.

This was confirmed when I lifted the toilet lid and saw that it was, shall we say, not flushed? And when I took care of this little problem and went to wash my hands, I saw that my soap had been turned upside down and that there was something...stuck in it. Ew, ew, a thousand times ew.

I know that the cleaning ladies (who don't clean our rooms, by the way--just the landings and the kitchens) all have skeleton keys, and so do the maintenance men. I suppose one of them had to go and...just decided to use my bathroom? And apparently I should feel relieved that while they do not flush, they do seem to wash their hands?

No, I'm just grossed out. Seriously, seriously grossed out. After yesterday's trapped in my room incident, Trinity College is certainly not winning any love from me.

I'm...really not sure what I should do about this. Is there anything? I don't think so.

Yuck. Yuck x 1 bagillion.

Comments

[soupytwist.livejournal.com]

Man, I feel the pain. I never had anything as gross as that, but in my first year the cleaning lady would move my stuff seemingly randomly (like, not just to get a clear surface to clean or whatever) and just that was really creepy. Urgh.

And I totally recommend reporting it. They probably won't do much, but they will have to write it down somewhere, and then if it becomes more of a thing (either for you or anyone else), there's evidence. Which, y'know, will hopefully not be necessary or anything, since it's probably just a random one-off thing that is just icky rather than anything else, but it's probably worth not risking it.

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

Grr, yes. I know it's wrong to have hate on for the cleaning lady, because her job can't be easy, but seriously--must she take my clean dishes off the drying rack and shove them under the sink? Where they get dirty again? Right away?

Also, what's with the loud, off-key singing? It's 7 a.m.!

*cough* I don't have issues at all...