Personality based interpretations of the “Priority to the right”-rule.
Type-B personality:
The “Priority to the right” rule means I should give way to vehicles approaching from the right at intersections.
Type-A personality:
The “Priority to the right” rule means I can run down people coming from the left at intersections.
😀
Don’t play the game unless you know the rules…
…which is much harder to do when it’s for real.
It’s not like there’s a rule book for… uh… dating (for instance)… or well I guess there are many but… you might as well bring a dice and do a Dice Man instead.
Anyway… don’t play games, real or imaginary, unless you know the rules.
Yes, it’s not easy. Of course it’s not easy. If it was easy we’d yawn and come up with something harder to do.
“Uh?”, I say, and half sit while I rub the eyes out of my sleep.
Well… another accident by the keyboard. It is soooo funny when they just happen like that 😀 (can’t wait to read the draft, but I promise to make any more keyfumbles public)
I just have to say: Ouch! Especially if you do that to your sleep!
Come to think of it, sleep is a fairly strange visitor in our lives:
If life gives you a can of worms, go fishing! 😀
Curiously enough, the number of bad apples in the barrel is usually relative to the skill of the apple farmer….
When you think somebody is stupid, there are two possibilities:
;o)
Standing with both feet firmly on the ground only means you’re not going anywhere… and finally you’ll be left behind…
Even though it’s usually considered too polite to talk weather, the kind of weather I just passed through on my way to lunch does merit a comment.
Usually when it rains in Sweden it pours down so violently you have 5 cms of water covering the ground, or if the rain has decided to stay the whole day it drizzles, making book reading and Monopoly gaming a viable alternative if you’re a kid and having summer break, oh memories… sorry… well not that we have summer breaks in the autumn, not even in Sweden but we have more or less the same rain in the autumns as in the summer, no hailstorms though. And colder!
Today was strange though. More of a rain mist than a real rain, and it took me a while to recognize it. It was like someone had placed sprinklers all over the place, and they were set to produce that fine mist of water some sprinklers are capable of.
Strange and unusual experience, and a first for me, ever!
