See Themeapicture.com post for all 30 Truths About My Life
| #2: | Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong. |
| #4: | There is a great need for a sarcasm font. |
| #9: | I can’t remember the last time I wasn’t at least kind of tired. |
| #11: | You never know when it will strike, but there comes a moment at work when you know that you aren’t going to doing anything productive the rest of the day. |
| #22: | I would rather try to carry 10 overloaded plastic bags in each hand than take two trips to bring the groceries in. |
| #24 | I have a hard time deciphering the fine line between boredom and hunger. |
| #25 | How many times is it appropriate to say “What?” before you just nod and smile because you didn’t hear or understand a word they said? |
| #26 | I love the sense of camaraderie when an entire line of cars team up to prevent a jerk from cutting in at the front. Stay Strong Brothers and Sisters. |
| #29 | There’s no worse feeling than that millisecond you’re sure you are going down after leaning your chair back a little too far. |
Wonderful! I agree with all of this!
Me too Mark. I thought he was writing about me!
Funny stuff David!
Hit #11 about an hour ago and gave up trying to decipher the fine line between boredom and hunger a long time ago. I am trying to remember to reach for veggies though, instead of the bag of ripple potatoe chips and jar of onion dip. Drat … the potatoe chip craving is on!
Good like with that Potato chip thing Lori. That’s a steep hill.
You realize that everyone who reads this is going to beginning nodding in agreement at the outset and continue with increasing enthusiasm until the end. I was just thinking ‘yup’, ”me too’ – and when I got to the ten grocery bags I was beginning to feel I was being watched. I do end up being the one who caves and lets the jerk cut in though. SIgh.
No. No. No. There is no caving on those who try to cut in up front…we must be united!
#4, #11, #22 – totally. This is fantastic…great addition to my Friday afternoon where #11 is upon me.
Good stuff. Not many I don’t agree with.
You probably agree with the other 20 that I didn’t post either.
I’m not a guy so I’ve never tried tipping my chair back. Agree with all the others and chocolate always solves the boredom/hunger problem.
The chair tipping back thing is totally a guy thing Darlene. You are correct.
Those are good. I also love #2 on the list – “Nothing sucks more than that moment during an argument when you realize you’re wrong.”
Not that this would define me in the least…
Laughing. I can’t believe I left #2 off. I’ve added it in. Thanks for the catch LaDona.
Yup agree with them all but #25 really hit the mark!
Hysterical! I experienced #11 at about 3:30 this afternoon’. Acquiesced to the feeling, grabbed the latest issue of Vanity Fair, poured a glass of wine and headed for the deck. There *are* certain perks in working for yourself….
. And #26 absolutely!!
Thanks goodness, unlike Mimi, you don’t concede and let the “cutters” cut in line.
Absolutely not! Mimi’s sweeter than me, but then we both knew that already…
Yes we did.
can totally relate to number 25…. a great smile helps you get through this one
Well, good for you Tina. Relating to only 1 point on this list. You are certainly “advanced.”
I only mentioned one
So true.
David, David, David! You keep me chucklin’! By the way, I did the chair thing – accidentally, so does that still make it a guy thing?
Oh No. I even thought about my sweeping stereotype before I typed that comment. I retract Liz. I retract.
Love #4!
Me too! I could use 64 point font.
I think we would get along well together. I can relate to all these at some time in my life. #26 should be an unbreakable rule for all decent people. #29 I’ve only done once in my life – so humiliating and very sore. #2 happens less often now that I’m older and wiser. #25 definitely more often, now that I’m older and wiser.
Have a great day.
Laughing. I had to leave a few off. Didn’t want to put it all out there!