On Tuesday afternoon, as we were wrapping up lunch, Elliot started crying and holding her nose repeating, "It hurts. It hurts. It hurts!" She then confessed that she had stuck a pea up her nostril. She tilted her head and I took a look. Yep. There it was. Cue the Google search.
Pretty much everyone I know keeps their phone on their nightstand. The thought of deliberately leaving my iPhone in the kitchen all night is daunting. Would you try it?
Make no mistake, perception is reality at work, and in one fell swoop, I'm pretty sure some of my colleagues started taking me less seriously. I didn't care.
You may not know what you're doing. You may not be able to read the instructions. You may not have all the pieces you need. It may be incredibly frustrating. But eventually, you figure it out...right?
Jim and I are lake people, through and through. Early on in our relationship, I was relieved when we agreed that we would choose a mountain lake over the ocean any day.
I like the idea of having a little sanctuary like those early years when all we had were flip phones and real alarm clocks.
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