eas•y•go•ing adj.
- Not easily worried or angered; relaxed and rather casual; calm.
- Unhurried.
I consider myself mainly easy going and there’s not much that will make me lose my cool – ok, maybe that’s not really true, at least I was, up until a year or so ago. So, before I get this off my chest, I thought I should look up what easy going actually means to see if I really am
This morning, I had a Doctors appointment which is on the other side of town and requires me to travel over a bridge. If you live in this town, you know where I’m
While we are talking about traffic, the next thing that gets my goat is people who can’t pick a lane – whether its on the highway or at the grocery store. And by all means people, please stand somewhere or drive somewhere that will block anyone who is ready to actually commit to a lane. EVERY SINGLE TIME! You know, it seems like people are oblivious to how much space they take up in a limited area – like parking their cart in the middle of an aisle so no one can pass from either direction. When I go grocery shopping,
And back to the road – it makes me cuckoo when people forget to turn their blinker off and people who drive 5 miles per hour below the speed limit in the passing lane. The list could go on and on and on, but I’m not going to go any farther because my family will invariably bring up my own driving skills, which they describe as less than stellar.
Have you ever been excited to buy something only to get it home and excitement turns to frustration when you try to open the package? I swear you need an engineering degree to open some packaging. One time I bought this awesome thingy to open plastic packages, but the contraption was stuck in the very plastic package that it was meant to help me open. WTH?? Needless to say, it gets my goat!
There is a place in our mall where I sometimes go for a pedicure (mainly because it is
Another thing…..we keep raising money for those organizations who are looking for “cures” for the horrible diseases in the world (Cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, Arthritis, Alzheimer’s, etc), but even after the billions of dollars donated we still have not found a
And don’t get me started about stores with less than adequate tills open. Stores with 15 till spots and only 2 cashiers working with a line up of 20 people and their own workers are urging you to try the self-serve tills today. I’m confused, if you are going to pay multiple workers to direct people to the self-serve stations, why don’t you just pay them to run a till? And then to top it all off, how many times did you go to the store for groceries and come home to realize that you forgot to get what you actually went in to buy, or am I the only one who does that, even though I had a list?
Do you have a front loading washing machine? I do, and it frosts my knickers when I
I don’t know if you know this about me, but I’m not much of a wallflower and I think I have funny and important things to say, that’s why I am always surprised when I start telling a really great story and suddenly realize that nobody is listening – happens to me all the time. In the words of my dad – nobody listens to me!
Here’s another one – I hate finding out there’s no toilet paper after I’ve already
Ever had a pistachio nut that just won’t open? Enough said
I’m going to end it right here, but I feel like I must add a few more without going into great detail on them, you can let your imagination run wild!
- Body Odour
- Student Loans
- Call Centre operators who I can’t understand
- Bullying
- People who talk loudly on their cell phones
- Mumblers
- Sloppy socks
- Movie Talkers
But seriously, some things just get on my nerves. I can’t be alone in this can I? Now that I’ve got this off my chest, I feel much better and am ready to make my way back to my easy going way of being!
What are some things that drive you crazy? What’s bugging you?
Until Tomorrow,

