Monday, March 30, 2009

Change...Not Always for the Better

Just got in to work, and realized the company is now using a different brand of creamer.

It's odd how another brand can make your coffee taste completely different. I guess I'm a creature of habit. I can be pretty spontaneous, but I've noticed that I also have little quirks or routines. The old creamer was one of them.

Other quirks?

Writing the word 'TEASE' on the top of my newscasts, yet we no longer tease the news. Probably haven't for three years now. But, I still write it.

When running on the treadmill, I won't let myself look at the timer until a tv show goes to commercial. Otherwise, the time seems to elapse in slow-motion.

Since I was a teen, I've applied my lipstick first in the process of putting on my face. Most people I know do eyes then lips, but I've always done so in reverse.

Crossword puzzles make me tired before going to bed, but I won't turn out the light till the one I'm doing is complete.

I make out a grocery list, but never use it at the store. I remember what I wrote down when I walk through the aisles.

Other things aren't habit for me.

Such as the route I take to work, which changes by the week. Or the place we will stay on Spring break, which by the way is in 5 days and we still haven't booked a hotel. Or the laundry that I try to avoid tackling, but finally did yesterday. I told my sister to call for backup if I didn't turn up after a few days.

Some things matter, some things...not so much.

2 comments:

Unknown said...

for Spring break - check out Atlanta --- the GA aquarium is great -- the Coca-cola museum is beside it too --- or check out "Citypass" (0nline) Atlanta, Chicago and other cities --- in Atlanta we bought citypasses which paid for admission to the Aquarium, Zoo, Coca-cola museum, CNN, and choice of 2 art museum, arboretum, MLK, Jr museum or a natural history musuem - all for the price of admission into the Aqua & Zoo (there is a cival war museum beside the zoo - not included but worth it)-- great deal -- much fun!! Lots of other stuff to see in Atlanta (went 3 years ago) my kids were 13, 9, & 6

Sean Harding said...

I do a similar thing with the timer on exercise machines. I actually usually cover it up with my towel, because otherwise I can't resist looking. I can still sort of tell where I am by how far along I am in the graph, but it's not as bad as looking at the timer.