However, yesterday as I was contemplating life on my bicycle, I realized that much of this edge has been dulled in the past year. Is it because I've somehow become more patient? I really hope so, although I think it's perhaps more likely that my quick frustration with pet-peeves have gotten lost living in a foreign environment.
But there are a FEW things that will drive me crazy regardless of where I live. Most are not important, some would perhaps be a little too passive-aggressive to put on a blog. And thus, I give you the abridged list of things that drive me nuts:
- Having NO regard for time.
- People that cook really delicious things and then cut themselves the smallest peace in the world because it has too much 'fat'.
Of COURSE it does. But is it really fair for you to make super amazing things and then look down on other people for taking a very (very) large portion? No. I will never be a super skinny girl- and though I may be annoyed with my struggle for self control at places like Mr. Bulkey's and my grandmother's house, I am also not ashamed to say that I can hit a bag of Peanut Butter M&Ms pretty hard.
- The people that are disappointed when they realize that 'Ice Ice Baby' is really 'Under Pressure'
"It's like getting Morgan Freeman and demanding Tracy Morgan." bahahahahahahaha! Oh, Nicole, you make me giggle. I feel the same way about all of your pet peeves. Particularly your assessment of valuing time. Yes, when you value time, you are valuing the time of the person you are meeting with.
ReplyDeletei am one of those people that makes you sick, apparently. with relish.
ReplyDeletei find myself every once in a while crankier than i've ever been in life here in India. please diagnose. or, in the alternative, please come and see if it gets on your nerves, too.