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i just spent the past 20 minutes looking for my glasses.
my contacts weren't in, because i had stupidly taken them out, assuming that my glasses would be where they usually are.
they weren't.
i got more and more frusterated.
of course, i blamed the cleaning people who came today.
i looked in all the drawers in our bathroom-everywhere.
then i gave up and blindly found my way back to my room, bumping into everything as i went.
i really cant see. at all.
so then i got to my room, and i was like well maybe just MAYBE i left them on my night stand.
and there they were.
so, sorry cleaning people. i shouldnt have blamed you.
to make up for it, i shall write a cleaning people haiku:
oh cleaning people
you get blamed for everything
often its your fault
ok that came out way more negative than i had intended.
i guess that just makes matters worse.
whatever.
so the moral of the story is
a) never take out your contacts before you are absolutely sure where your glasses are
b) sometimes, it is actually your fault. give the CPs a break.
my contacts weren't in, because i had stupidly taken them out, assuming that my glasses would be where they usually are.
they weren't.
i got more and more frusterated.
of course, i blamed the cleaning people who came today.
i looked in all the drawers in our bathroom-everywhere.
then i gave up and blindly found my way back to my room, bumping into everything as i went.
i really cant see. at all.
so then i got to my room, and i was like well maybe just MAYBE i left them on my night stand.
and there they were.
so, sorry cleaning people. i shouldnt have blamed you.
to make up for it, i shall write a cleaning people haiku:
oh cleaning people
you get blamed for everything
often its your fault
ok that came out way more negative than i had intended.
i guess that just makes matters worse.
whatever.
so the moral of the story is
a) never take out your contacts before you are absolutely sure where your glasses are
b) sometimes, it is actually your fault. give the CPs a break.