Typically I am not very hard to please. Although I do have OCD, and that means that lots of little things bug me, I am also very easily amused or excited by seemingly small things. As some would say, "It's the little things that make life worth living." A call from an old friend, someone holding the door for you, a gift of flowers for no reason. Animals tend to make me smile no matter what, especially ducks. Every year when spring comes around, I get giddy when I see the first batch of baby ducks or geese swimming around the lake with their mother. I actually keep bird seed in a bin in my car so that I can feed the ducks and geese when I go to the park :)
There are also some little things that really annoy me that have nothing to do with being obsessive compulsive. For instance, every day when I brush my hair, some of my hair comes out onto my brush. This is all well and good. The thing is, I have what I like to call “mutant hairs” that tend to spring up right after I just pulled my hair into a nice tight bun. These hairs come in two forms. The first, are little curly hairs that are like spirals. I have straight hair, so this is very noticeable, and rather odd. The second is …dun dun dun…. GRAY HAIRS! I got my first one when I was in the car on a way to a Canucks Game. I was only 22 years old! Now that I am 24, the frequency at which I have to pull out those pesky little gray hairs is increasing. This week alone, I have found three. *insert sad face here* The thing that really gets me is that never have I had one of these mutant hairs come out onto my brush when I brush my hair.
They are mutant.
They are resilient.
They bug me.
It’s the little things, right?
Thanks for "listening."
Thanks for "listening."
I couldn't help but laugh when you said that you got one of your grey hairs on the way home from a Canucks game! Was it that you just happened to notice it then? I'd assume that it would've taken a while to get there :P Your three grey hairs (out of the million) are very hard to see, but when you find them, you can just pull them out :)
ReplyDeleteI have pulled them all out except for one stubborn one. Also, they do spring up very suddenly. Typically, they are only about an inch long.
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