Absure ideas and thoughts pop into my head at the oddest times... So I thought why not post them as a random thought for the day... Comments are not only appreciated, they're encouraged. Disclaimer: All the Preposterous Ponderings are completely my own unless otherwise noted.
Labels: Simple Truths
posted by EmBee at 9:43 AM
I have two blogs I try to keep updated on a regular basis. The Paper Treehouse is what I consider my online diary and Preposterous Ponderings is a place for me to log some of the absurd thoughts that run through my head on any given day. I'm a Paper Artist and a consummate creative procrastinator... I do my best work under pressure... However, I'm completely vested in every project I take on. A couple of years ago I was called a 'Control Freak' and I've finally come to the conclusion it was a correct assessment of my personality and am working on ways to just breathe deep and 'Let Go'... It seems to be working.
7 Comments:
Living in NH I completely understand. This time of year my town gets filled with out of towners (mostly from NJ, CT,MA and NY)...it's like they don't understand how to be courteous drivers!
lol, ya got that right. NJ/NY drivers are just such an aggressive bunch.
Crazy Momma, I feel for you... I really do! Holiday weekends we get them all up and down I-95.
So Lime, you get 'em too eh?
have you been drinking and driving? I don't think I believe a word you just said! ;P
Stacie
Stacie, I was driving in DELAWARE at the time... Not freakin' JERSEY!
:-P
As one who grew up in and learned to drive in NJ, but then moved away and hasn't lived there in decades, I hear you. Whenever we go back to Jersey to visit my family, I get SO stressed out just driving around!
Oh, but I found NH drivers irritating in their own way when we lived up there for a coupla years. Mostly because they never, EVER merge - the total opposite of the Jersey cut-off! They'd ride the yellow line separating the shoulder from the lane until the ramp/lane ended and they were in the lane ahead of you. That was something I never got used to, either.
Cheers!
Heather, I felt the same way when I returned to Southern California for a visit... Ack, terrifying!
Okay, so a visit to New Hampshire is off my list!
:-)
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