Braille at the drive up bank tellers.
Signing a receipt and being asked to sign un-signed check card, doing so in front of cashier who proceeds to match the signatures.
Going into the library where no one is in the stacks or in any of the chairs reading books, but everyone in the entire place is sitting in front of a computer.
Toys, puppets and games in the children's room at the library where librarian gets upset and annoyed when children actually play and have a good time there.
Children's room at library where librarian gets upset when children pull books down from the shelves. Do we NOT want to foster a love of Literature?
Being twenty minutes late to a movie and paying an extra fee for a 3D moment that we have already missed in being twenty minutes late.
Children insisting on sitting on your lap and eating the food off of your plate and not on theirs sitting in their own seat even when they have the EXACT SAME THING as you do.
When you try to eat the food off of their plate while they devour what is on yours, they further insist that you do not, as that is THEIRS.
Any idiot can have a child, yet everything that has to be assembled for said child needs an advanced degree in engineering to figure out.
Paying full price for a movie when you can download it for free.
Medical professionals insist on a healthy, low fat lifestyle, but eating healthy costs more than eating junk.
You can gain five pounds in two days, but to lose it takes over two weeks.
That's all for now...
So very true!! And the whole, "Children insisting on sitting on your lap and eating the food off of your plate and not on theirs sitting in their own seat even when they have the EXACT SAME THING as you do," I could not agree more!! Especially now that I am prego again. I feel like I am hoarding my food. And I don't feel bad about it one bit! My kids will have eaten a huge dinner and they STILL insist on eating mine!! This annoys me to no end. Normally, I'd have no problem sharing, but when the wee one inside is screaming for food I can only do one thing - loudly and clearly tell the other two, "NO, THIS IS MOMMY'S DINNER!!!"
ReplyDeleteGood grief! You'd think they'd be full from their own dinner, but "Nooooooooooo."