Thank you ladies for your encouraging words. I will post without fear of boring anyone now! Now, to continue on about the story of me:
Biggest fear – The one fear that controls me the most is heights. I'm good if I am on the curb and looking down, but if I'm higher than that I'm a big fat scaredy cat. Heck, it even scares me when other people are high up. We have window washers working on my building right now and I have to avert my gaze when I walk into the building because it gives me the hee bee gee bees knowing they are so high up. No sir, you are not getting this girl to go skydiving.
Biggest fear – The one fear that controls me the most is heights. I'm good if I am on the curb and looking down, but if I'm higher than that I'm a big fat scaredy cat. Heck, it even scares me when other people are high up. We have window washers working on my building right now and I have to avert my gaze when I walk into the building because it gives me the hee bee gee bees knowing they are so high up. No sir, you are not getting this girl to go skydiving. Most embarrassing moment – Have you seen the Friends episode where Rachel walks down the aisle with her dress tucked in her underwear? Well, that was me at my nephew's baptism. We had just finished the service and I ran to the bathroom because my bladder was about to burst. I did my thing and when I was done I started to walk back to where my family was. As I was walking a lady yells across the room "your skirt, your skirt." I had no clue what she was talking about and so I proceeded to walk on. She then starts chasing me and I'm starting to think she is a little crazy so I begin walking a bit faster. She finally catches up with me and promptly tugs at my skirt. It was then that I realized what she meant when she yelled "your skirt, your skirt." Yeah, I was mortified. What I learned from that incident was to NEVER leave the restroom without checking to make sure my skirt is not stuck in my underwear. So far so good.
Biggest pet peeve – I have a couple, but I think they all center around people who drive. The biggest is when, during a traffic jam, someone decides to use the shoulder as a lane. Come on, really? Are you that important that you can't stick it out like the rest of us? I’m just glad that my commute is now 10 minutes from my house, otherwise I would be a very angry and bitter person. God bless all those who sit in traffic longer than me. I did it for 8 years and that was more than enough for me to know that I’m willing to settle for a smaller house if it means I don’t have to be on the road for any great length of time.
It's time for you to share, so what are some of your biggest fears, most embarrassing moments or biggest pet peeves?
3 comments:
I am so there with you on the driving pet peeves! That is where most of my frustration comes from! Biggest fear for me? Anything that flies! I mean, bugs, birds, bees...my fear is greater with the size of the thing flying. Most of my embarrassing moments stem from my reaction to things flying around me!
Thanks for sharing.. I'm afraid of heights too. I'm scared to climb a ladder.
Most embarrassing moment? Age 14, had my period, and leaked through my pad....onto the white skirt I was wearing. oy...I still cringe a little thinking about it.
Biggest fear: Never having a family of my own.
ps: Love the new look of your blog!
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