Showing posts with label Gripes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gripes. Show all posts

Thursday, June 17, 2010

307/365




OMG. Ew. This THING, whatever he is, was on my shirt hanging on the clothes line. I told you clothes lines were a bad idea!

Thursday, April 22, 2010

251/365

I know there is an unwritten rule somewhere that says everyone is supposed to love clothes that have been dried out on the line, but I kind of hate it for two reasons: Reason 1 - it makes clothes smell like bugs. Reason 2 - it gives bugs the opportunity to get in your clothes!
See the little dot on the clothespin below? He's a tiny spider and one of many who make their homes on my clothespins! How am I supposed to trust that spiders will not make their homes in my clothes as they are drying!?




Monday, March 8, 2010

206/365




Let's play can you spot the rude rule breaker.... I should have had a word with him.

Friday, February 12, 2010

184/365

Bus grafitii. C'mon kids, didn't your parents teach you to respect other people's property?

Monday, January 25, 2010

166/365


Dear Bus, I hate you so much. Let me count the ways.

I hate that the people on you....
1 ....smell
2 ....have entire conversations via text message with the alert tone turned ALL the way up
3 ....laugh much louder than anyone genuinely does
4 ....are annoying college kids who act a fool
5 ....talk on their cell phones
6 ....touch me
7 ....put their bags on the seat next to them so other people cant sit there
8 ....make you stop every 5 seconds
9 ....cuss loudly in front of the elderly passengers
10 ....bring their enormous strollers to fit their billion kids

Monday, January 18, 2010

158/365


Due to the snow and holidays, our trash hasnt been picked up in 5 weeks! This is overflow that we couldnt shove in the garage. Gross!

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

53/365: Blame It On The Rain


Super rainy day today! The crap thing about umbrellas is that they do nothing for your hair really... I walked the 4 minutes to the bus stop today with my umbrella and the moisture in the air still completely ruined my hair. I spent the rest of the day observing people to see if they are using anything else (maybe a jacket with a hood instead) to keep their hair styled, but it appears that the trick is just to pull your hair back once its ruined. Guess that means I need to grow mine a bit more so it can be pulled back. Damn you Mother Nature -what kind of hairstyle did you have anyway!?