The toughest part of making smoothies is measuring the right amount of ingredients to put into it.
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Anyone else hate going on vacations? Packing and unpacking are a pain. Plus, waking up at 3:00 AM to catch a flight at 7:00AM.
Roombas are fascinating!
I hate washing dishes!
I just bought a book about railroads, and now I feel like Sheldon Cooper...
Thank goodness the A/C is back. Still going to sleep with the fan to my face.
The A/C is now broken, and now I'm burning up.
Nothing worse than working on a Saturday. Except maybe working on a Sunday.
Sarcasm is hard to understand sometimes. I take things way too literally.
Are weighted blankets comfortable?
Dealing with traffic is torture. Especially with all the noise.
Being misgendered is a pain...
Well, the internet is down in my home, and now I have deal with the dreaded call of the internet service provider.
I could eat waffles everyday...
Losing weight is not easy, especially when trying really hard not build too much muscle.
Does anybody else hate when someone uses the vacuum cleaner? I feel like a dog or something.
So, my boss called called me to come in early, and there goes my plans for the day. Don't they know I have a schedule to keep?
So, I spilled a smoothie all over myself, and am now going to take a bath. I hate being sticky.
It's good to know that other adults get diagnosed with autism late. Kinda shows that there's always more to learn about the spectrum.
So, there's this thing that I've recently noticed around some members of my family. Since, finding out about my autism, there's the obvious "You don't look autistic and just want attention" responses, but what's worse than that is the ones who now treat me as if I were a child and can't do anything for myself (usually older family members).
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