When you wake up and it’s still dark out and you think that you have another 2 or 3 hours to sleep and then you realize that it’s almost dawn and you have to get up in 15 minutes.
Rick, I went to an Israeli restaurant recently and they have all kinds of fancy juices mixed with various spices. I had been pleasantly surprised by an orange juice I’d tried on my first visit at the recommendation of the owner (now I can’t recall the flavors) and asked his advice again on a second visit. He said I should try the Anise grapefruit. I did. I will not again.
Ice in beer. People who disparage ‘slow’ parts of movies, like it is a bad thing. Listlessness. Arriving late to the theatre and missing the show. Eating the best bits off the top of the cake before everybody else comes into the room.
1) wanting/needing nice things and not having the money to buy them because you already spent a lot of money and 2) are now trying to get out of debt. 3) people who hate L.A. 4) feeling bored or lonely.
Oh, Katie B, I actually have nothing against Idaho itself. It’s the people. Like the way I love Texas but am horrified by the majority of people here. Mostly, though, I just think it’s funny to think that Idaho sucks. (see post on inappropriate laughter)
A short workweek the week prior to leaving for vacation…
When you wake up and it’s still dark out and you think that you have another 2 or 3 hours to sleep and then you realize that it’s almost dawn and you have to get up in 15 minutes.
Not qualifying for the World Cup..
Coming home after teaching ESL and having to write articles until 3:20 AM.
I don’t particularly care for Idaho.
Temperatures over 105.
Working with people who think Pensacola is a soda.
anise, even in trace amounts
Rick, I went to an Israeli restaurant recently and they have all kinds of fancy juices mixed with various spices. I had been pleasantly surprised by an orange juice I’d tried on my first visit at the recommendation of the owner (now I can’t recall the flavors) and asked his advice again on a second visit. He said I should try the Anise grapefruit. I did. I will not again.
the guy who gets in the office a minute before I do and makes coffee. He puts cinnamon in it. Cinnamon coffee sucks.
Opening the freezer to find that the 1/2 gallon of ice cream you bought to replace the one you’d absentmindedly put in the fridge had melted.
range, that pretty much sounds like my dream life.
I finally found a job yesterday, so I’m off to Portugal shortly for some more ESLing – are there many TEFLers here at the ‘flock?
Beer in cans.
Poor service.
Ice in beer. People who disparage ‘slow’ parts of movies, like it is a bad thing. Listlessness. Arriving late to the theatre and missing the show. Eating the best bits off the top of the cake before everybody else comes into the room.
Casinos, Nickleback, cars, distance, totalizing claims, most website, most people, Saint Louis pizza, LA, and being sick on vacation.
Feeling sleepy when you want to feel awake.
The feeling that I’m not seeing things clearly.
My failing eyesight
The obligatory re-tinting of my hair every six weeks.
1) wanting/needing nice things and not having the money to buy them because you already spent a lot of money and 2) are now trying to get out of debt. 3) people who hate L.A. 4) feeling bored or lonely.
The fact that once you feel like you’ve got a handle on life, like maybe you know what the eff you’re doing, you’re bored.
delivering your 18 year old man-child to college, to his future, then returning to a home without him in it
Coldplay and Chicago winters.
ohhh, where to begin.
Five hundred miles.
Conference calls–of any type or duration.
Cindy–Why no love for Idaho? It (the northeast corner near Yellowstone) happens to be one of my favorite places in the world.
Kelsey, that is totally a good one. I think that sums up all of the rest of them. Nice.
Oh, Katie B, I actually have nothing against Idaho itself. It’s the people. Like the way I love Texas but am horrified by the majority of people here. Mostly, though, I just think it’s funny to think that Idaho sucks. (see post on inappropriate laughter)
Cindy: I agree…. the land is beautiful….the people (for the most part) are infuriating. Same goes for Tennessee (where I currently reside).
Current DUI laws. They make me so MADD! Seriously, they do.