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BBQ SalmonSalmon filet, BBQ sauce, brown rice, egg, organic mixed veggies, garlic powder, black pepperDo you believe in signs?Some weeks ago, I had gone into my dealership for an oil change and all-point inspection. The service guy pointed out that both of my rear tires were nearly bald, and I definitely never even noticed that myself. Being someone who responsibly puts problems on the back burner, I decided to ignore the issue until I had a little more money at my disposal. I never did set money aside for my tires.Fast forward to yesterday morning, on my drive to work, my car’s “low tire pressure” signal light came on. Turns out there’s a nail lodged in my right rear tire, and it can’t be repaired because my tire is so bald. And now I have no choice but to shell out $250 for new tires, isn’t that so great?? I sound bitter, but I’m actually pretty glad the nail thing happened. Who knows how much longer I would’ve put off getting new tires? (ETOC: August, 2012.)It’s lovely to have a reason to do things you don’t want to do.YOU: I don’t want to do it. I’m putting it off.EXCUSES: We’re here!LIFE: Just do it, for me?YOU: No.LIFE’S SURPRISE: Hey, sup.YOU: Okay, FINE, I’ll do it.LIFE & LIFE’S SURPRISE: LOL we win.

BBQ Salmon
Salmon filet, BBQ sauce, brown rice, egg, organic mixed veggies, garlic powder, black pepper

Do you believe in signs?
Some weeks ago, I had gone into my dealership for an oil change and all-point inspection. The service guy pointed out that both of my rear tires were nearly bald, and I definitely never even noticed that myself. Being someone who responsibly puts problems on the back burner, I decided to ignore the issue until I had a little more money at my disposal. I never did set money aside for my tires.
Fast forward to yesterday morning, on my drive to work, my car’s “low tire pressure” signal light came on. Turns out there’s a nail lodged in my right rear tire, and it can’t be repaired because my tire is so bald. And now I have no choice but to shell out $250 for new tires, isn’t that so great?? I sound bitter, but I’m actually pretty glad the nail thing happened. Who knows how much longer I would’ve put off getting new tires? (ETOC: August, 2012.)

It’s lovely to have a reason to do things you don’t want to do.

YOU: I don’t want to do it. I’m putting it off.
EXCUSES: We’re here!
LIFE: Just do it, for me?
YOU: No.
LIFE’S SURPRISE: Hey, sup.
YOU: Okay, FINE, I’ll do it.
LIFE & LIFE’S SURPRISE: LOL we win.

  1. jenawithonen said: ah! getting new tires sucks, but at least they didn’t blow :(
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