I know I just posted, but I'm posting again for 3 reasons.
1. I just wrote about hate. I feel morally obligated to balance it out with something I love.
2. I haven't posted for 2 weeks before today.
3. Coffee Trumps Everything. Period.
I have a coffee addiction. Actually. It's not the caffeine I'm addicted to, its the coffee itself. I don't crave coffee because I'll get headaches if I don't have it, it's because I tend to drink coffee when I want to get relaxed, and it has become my comfort drink. Before I have a panic attack, I'll drink a cup of coffee and usually the panic wanes. It works even better if I buy the coffee at an overpriced coffee bar.
I have a number of reservations about moving to New York City next year, but now I have atleast one reason to look forward to it:
New Yorkers, apparently, take their coffee seriously.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Hate is a Strong Word...
...but I really, really, really, don't like these things:
*When I call the mechanic to make an appointment for my car, ask for a certain time, he asks if we could make it half an hour earlier, and I say that will be a stretch for me to make it, but I'll try to get there on time. Then, when I arrive half an hour late (the time I WANTED to make the appointment for originally), no other clients are there and they are more than happy to take me. WHY couldn't you just schedule me in at this time to begin with??
*Parking garages that say "visitor parking straight ahead" but actually only have 30 min. parking meters for visitors. What if I have an hour an a half long class? I can't possibly leave class twice to feed the meters.
*Drivers who take 45 seconds to realize the red light has turned green.
*Students who don't look where they are walking, walk into the middle of traffic, then give the finger to cars who almost hit them.
*People saying they will do something then not doing it. I will not elaborate on this, but it's happened to me several times recently.
*7-11 coffee.
*When I call the mechanic to make an appointment for my car, ask for a certain time, he asks if we could make it half an hour earlier, and I say that will be a stretch for me to make it, but I'll try to get there on time. Then, when I arrive half an hour late (the time I WANTED to make the appointment for originally), no other clients are there and they are more than happy to take me. WHY couldn't you just schedule me in at this time to begin with??
*Parking garages that say "visitor parking straight ahead" but actually only have 30 min. parking meters for visitors. What if I have an hour an a half long class? I can't possibly leave class twice to feed the meters.
*Drivers who take 45 seconds to realize the red light has turned green.
*Students who don't look where they are walking, walk into the middle of traffic, then give the finger to cars who almost hit them.
*People saying they will do something then not doing it. I will not elaborate on this, but it's happened to me several times recently.
*7-11 coffee.
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