Ever had that moment when you don't say anything when spoken to because you're afraid of saying something that might offend someone?
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I hate yard work, particularly weed eating. I have to wear thick gloves and have a mask taped to my face to keep my senses under control. It's not fun.
First day back to work (actually second), and already I'm not at one hundred percent.
Adjusting to different time zones is tougher than I thought...
Apparently, exhaustion lasts for more than a day. You learn something new everyday.
Well, Disney was fun, but it's time to go because there's no place like home.
Last day of Disney was a thrill ride, but with animals. My mom's had enough excitement.
Third day at Disney World was better, not fond of the fifties aesthetic, and I'm not fond of people looking at me.
Second day at Disney World leaves a little to be desired.
First day at Disney World was a blast.
After a loud plane takeoff, adjusting the time zone of my devices, and finally having chosen my part of the hotel, I can finally begin my vacation.
The toughest part of making smoothies is measuring the right amount of ingredients to put into it.
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.
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