This is a confession but I will be too busy tomorrow and may have to miss out on the FFFC.
I often find myself judging people's coolness factor by how quickly they turn off their windshield wipers once the rain stops. Also, by the timing of their intermittent wiper setting. Like if it is going too fast but it isn't raining that hard. If the guy next to me or across the way still has his wipers going when the rain stops....totally uncool loser.
I don't know why I do this. I believe people are judging me for the same thing though. When the rain stops, I have to turn off my wipers immediately. I stress about my intermittent levels.
I didn't know own my car had more than one speed for intermittent wipers for the first two years.
This is a confession but I will be too busy tomorrow and may have to miss out on the FFFC.
I often find myself judging people's coolness factor by how quickly they turn off their windshield wipers once the rain stops. Also, by the timing of their intermittent wiper setting. Like if it is going too fast but it isn't raining that hard. If the guy next to me or across the way still has his wipers going when the rain stops....totally uncool loser.
I don't know why I do this. I believe people are judging me for the same thing though. When the rain stops, I have to turn off my wipers immediately. I stress about my intermittent levels.
My car has automatic wiper sensor thingies so it's always just the right amount of wiper. Therefore I am always cool
Post by jsillyfun on Sept 18, 2014 10:57:20 GMT -5
I judge people a little bit who can't handle strong flavors. Like, if someone says that coffee, chocolate, or certain varieties of alcohol are too strong for them, I think, "Ha! Wimp!" in my head. And then I judge myself for judging them for something so dumb.
I actually like the idea of "business" cards for SAHMs. Or working moms but the same info...Like where I'd put my name, my kids' names, and contact info.
I wish it was okay to meet someone once and suggest getting together. That seems to be too pushy for my area or something but I really need to make some mom friends!
I think I'm joining Max's school's PTA just to meet people.
I judge people a little bit who can't handle strong flavors. Like, if someone says that coffee, chocolate, or certain varieties of alcohol are too strong for them, I think, "Ha! Wimp!" in my head. And then I judge myself for judging them for something so dumb.
I once had someone tell me they don't trust people who don't like coffee.I am conflicted because one of my BFF's doesn't like coffee.
I do question those that say they don't drink any caffeine. HOW.
I judge people a little bit who can't handle strong flavors. Like, if someone says that coffee, chocolate, or certain varieties of alcohol are too strong for them, I think, "Ha! Wimp!" in my head. And then I judge myself for judging them for something so dumb.
I once had someone tell me they don't trust people who don't like coffee.I am conflicted because one of my BFF's doesn't like coffee.
I do question those that say they don't drink any caffeine. HOW.
One of my very best friends is a surgery resident and she doesn't drink caffeine! HOW! HOOOWWWWW!? I always tell her that if she did decide to drink caffeine, she would probably conquer the world.
I actually like the idea of "business" cards for SAHMs. Or working moms but the same info...Like where I'd put my name, my kids' names, and contact info.
I wish it was okay to meet someone once and suggest getting together. That seems to be too pushy for my area or something but I really need to make some mom friends!
I think I'm joining Max's school's PTA just to meet people.
I hate making mom friends, it's hard. The past few days I've chatted with several nice women at the park and library but I never give my number. What if they don't want to get together? Ah! It's like dating. I wish others would make the first move lol
I judge people a little bit who can't handle strong flavors. Like, if someone says that coffee, chocolate, or certain varieties of alcohol are too strong for them, I think, "Ha! Wimp!" in my head. And then I judge myself for judging them for something so dumb.
I've heard that reaction to strong flavors might be genetic. For example, all seafood has a fishy taste to me, and carrots and other vegetables tend to be very bitter. Likewise, coffee is just burned beans. I love the smell, but it just tastes like burned beans, no matter how much cream and sugar is in it.
So judge away, but remember, you're judging my genes!
Post by unclejesse on Sept 18, 2014 12:44:23 GMT -5
I heard a story a while back about a woman who was curious about scientology and so she looked at some websites. They infiltrated her email and mail with ads to join and started harassing her, then they started sending people to her house to get her to join. I am legit afraid to ever google scientology.
I judge people a little bit who can't handle strong flavors. Like, if someone says that coffee, chocolate, or certain varieties of alcohol are too strong for them, I think, "Ha! Wimp!" in my head. And then I judge myself for judging them for something so dumb.
I once had someone tell me they don't trust people who don't like coffee.I am conflicted because one of my BFF's doesn't like coffee.
I do question those that say they don't drink any caffeine. HOW.
I drink caffeine because I drink diet coke, but it doesn't affect me at all.
I actually like the idea of "business" cards for SAHMs. Or working moms but the same info...Like where I'd put my name, my kids' names, and contact info.
I wish it was okay to meet someone once and suggest getting together. That seems to be too pushy for my area or something but I really need to make some mom friends!
I think I'm joining Max's school's PTA just to meet people.
I hate making mom friends, it's hard. The past few days I've chatted with several nice women at the park and library but I never give my number. What if they don't want to get together? Ah! It's like dating. I wish others would make the first move lol
A lot of the moms I met when I first had C had calling cards. I laughed it off as another bit of affected craziness in my neighborhood at first, but I came to realize it was a great way to quickly exchange info and make new friends.