2. I've tried to have short hair. I love the convenience, but the style doesn't suit me. I always end up with longish hair. I like barrets, headbands, and putting my hair up.
3. I've tried to be a decent housekeeper, but I don't enjoy cleaning and its not important to me. I've surrendered to "good enough". If you visit me and my bathroom isn't clean enough for you, there's a nice one at the Tesoro Station at the end of our street.
4. I've tried to stick to an exercise program. Curves, Tai Chi, Zumba, gym memberships, walking programs... I don't seem to be able to discipline myself to get past the boring part. Any suggestions?
5. I've tried to eat different kinds of cheeses. I only like string cheese and melted cheese. Oh, and Parmesan. If there is cheese on my sandwich I will remove it!
6. I tried to be a high adrenalin emergency cardiac nurse. Didn't work. Patients in cardiac arrest don't need a calm and quietly reassuring Zen nurse. They need a fast acting, quick thinking, adrenalin rushing Type A nurse to shock them, push the appropriate meds, and get their heart back in sync. Not me.
Saturday nights with Lenny. I admire the elderly couples hopping around the dance floor in coordinating polyester outfits, but the music is like fingernails on a chalkboard.
8. Years ago I tried smoking cigarettes. Thank goodness I was too
cheap to ever buy more than a pack or two.
9. I tried to play golf when I worked with a group of women who were passionate about golf. I took lessons, I hit buckets of balls. I did everything except buy the cute skort outfit. It never caught on with me. I should have known. I've never been described as athletic or competitive.
10. I've tried to have a sense of direction and be a navigator, but I manage to get lost in a restaurant heading back to my table from the salad bar! I'd always felt silly about my direction deficit until a few years ago when a kind optometrist was examining my eyes. He commented on my extreme near-sightedness, saying that it's an evolutionary trait. He told me that in the days when travel was very slow and there were no maps, it was necessary for the far- sighted people to look in the distance and plan the trip accordingly. The near-sighted people kept journals and documented each step of the journey. I believed him because that fits me exactly!
Well, I learned a few things about you that I didn't know. Some shocked me (the low cut Harley top), some made me think we are a lot alike (the "good enough" housekeeping and the attempts to like golf)and some made me realize we have some opposite qualities (I have a pretty good sense of direction). One of your confessions truly saddened me, though. I can't believe you would take cheese off a sandwich. That is just silly, my friend.
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