Heather Do Nots;
#1; I do not give money to a Salvation Army Santa unless he
is ringing his bell.
#2; I do not look at myself in the reflection of a
storefront window for fear someone inside the glass will see me inspecting myself.
#3; I do not make eye contact with a stranger in a pharmacy
check-out line if he or she is buying a product that I do not recognize.
#4; I do not just jump into my car without first checking
the seat for cleanliness (applies only when wearing nice clothes).
#5; I do not abide by the “5 second rule” concerning dropped
food when the food is chocolate.
#6; I do not like to clean my bathroom mirror; consequently
I have learned to floss “by feel”.
#7; I do not speed up when I am being tailgated if I am
going the speed limit.
#8; I do not admit to ever suffering from PMS no matter how
moody I have become during certain times of the month.
#9; I do not vacuum but once a week unless there is a
significant number of particles on the floor that cannot be identified.
#10: I do not go to the grocery store without first checking
my supply of popcorn, microwave pizza, and shampoo.
Heather Dos;
#1; I do give money to a Salvation Army Santa who is ringing
his bell.
#2; I do cheerfully chat with any child who happens to be stuck
standing or sitting next to me.
#3; I do look at a sunset, and will even stop what I am
doing to do so.
#4; I do get my car’s oil changed regularly (but usually my
father has to remind me).
#5; I do check my weight every other day, and [try to] eat
accordingly.
#6; I do like to get silly in front of others.
(Heather: “For my New Year’s resolution I’m going to try as
hard as I can not to smoke a single cigarette after midnight, January 1st.”
Mindy: “But Heather, you don’t smoke.”
Heather: “I wasn’t looking for anything too challenging.”)
#7; I do attempt to make it to my fitness center at least
three times a week.
#8; I do use SPF 15 sunscreen from April to November, but seldom at night.
#9; I do drink wine, but rarely beer.
#10; I do sing beautifully, even though for some reason my singing
seems to make others wince, roll their eyes, and shake their heads, usually in
that order.
I'm a morning flosser and I have learned to walk around and multi-task while flossing as I get ready for work. Of course those tasks cannot require hands.
ReplyDeleteKatie,
ReplyDeleteI take the floss out of the medicine cabinet and then turn away from the mirror to floss. I won't even try to walk while flossing. I would probably hurt myself. :)