Over the years, I've realised that life can kind of be a series of ups and downs. Hopefully more ups, but I think it's how we deal with the downs that makes us who we are. Ok ok, enough of my philosophysing.
Anyway, I've been trying to be more of a "glass half full" kinda gal, so I've been developing ways to react to unfortunate events. As K mentioned, I recently moved, and have been trying to get things around the house in order. In the past few weeks, a few "downs" have occurred in an attempt to break me, but I would like to share the methods I have used to prevail (I feel that a maniachal laugh would be appropriate here, but I'm not sure why...).
1st down:
One day, after an intense cleaning of the house, I decided that I deserved a little reward. I went down to the cold storage and...
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Well, cleaning must have burnt off plenty of calories! |
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| Okay, so I imagined Darcy's dialogue. But it was SO written all over his face. |
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| Yeah....This solution just sort of presented itself :). |
2nd down:
We bought a vacuum cleaner. I know what you're thinking- whoopdifreakingdo! But this purchase was actually really exciting for me! For one, I felt like we are really house owners, since we never had one in our apartment. And secondly, because I could FINALLY clean the carpet, whose filth was making my OCD go into overdrive.
And then I went to empty the vacuum container thingy (well, jeez, I just got it, I'm not well versed in vacuum words yet)...
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| Okay spiders, it's ON! |
Solution:
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| Ahahaha. Just kidding. |
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| Yeah, the truth isn't always pretty. |
See, you can conquer all sorts of downs, particularly if they scare you half to death.
So the moral of this story is, there's always a light at the end of the tunnel. Or a detractable faucet. :).
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