I'm approaching sixty, and I still have what I call "DUHH!" moments. Moments when I realize that I've been so dense that I want to hit myself. Moments when I realize that something I've been doing forever was just plain foolish, misguided, naive, so forth.
what were some of my recent "duhh" moments?
I finally threw away the uggliest coffee cup I own, my mother in law gave it to me, and god, every time I saw it i cringed.
I finally relocated that light switch that has been at the wrong end of the room for almost a century.
I used wasp spray instead of a broom.
I stopped buying store brand coffee.
i started wearing eye protection when weed eating or using other power tools, I started carrying my cell phone everywhere, I started wearing underwear every time I left the house.
Places like this are one of the best places ever to learn about your personal "duhhh" moments. Don't point your pistol at the dog when you dry fire for practice. Keep your powder dry. don't bring out the beer until the guns are in the cases. Don't swat a hornet's nest with a baseball bat. don't tell your wife that her butt looks like a chunk of goat cheese.
I learned decades ago to look for "duhhh" behaviors. Call it a quest for personal improvement. Everyone on the planet should do this. Of course, sometimes the "duhh" moments come looking for us, no matter how carefully we plan, such as when I left the $30 bag of grout in the dampest area of the garage for over a month.
what were some of my recent "duhh" moments?
I finally threw away the uggliest coffee cup I own, my mother in law gave it to me, and god, every time I saw it i cringed.
I finally relocated that light switch that has been at the wrong end of the room for almost a century.
I used wasp spray instead of a broom.
I stopped buying store brand coffee.
i started wearing eye protection when weed eating or using other power tools, I started carrying my cell phone everywhere, I started wearing underwear every time I left the house.
Places like this are one of the best places ever to learn about your personal "duhhh" moments. Don't point your pistol at the dog when you dry fire for practice. Keep your powder dry. don't bring out the beer until the guns are in the cases. Don't swat a hornet's nest with a baseball bat. don't tell your wife that her butt looks like a chunk of goat cheese.
I learned decades ago to look for "duhhh" behaviors. Call it a quest for personal improvement. Everyone on the planet should do this. Of course, sometimes the "duhh" moments come looking for us, no matter how carefully we plan, such as when I left the $30 bag of grout in the dampest area of the garage for over a month.
