It's hard to convey over text, but the first half was my legitimate whining about it, the second half was my making light of it and finding ways to joke about it.
I'll trust the words on the sales copy to accurately describe the program. Maybe my new goatee (for Movember) will draw them in.
I forgot to mention that yesterday, I went on a 2 hour cleaning spree of my apartment. Not to polish off whatever is there, but to remove any unnecessary pieces of clothing, books, food, gadgets, etc. My apartment, for once, feels much more spacious and less cluttered.
To facilitate this process, I asked myself these two simple questions:
1) Have I used this item in the last month?
2) Will I use this item in the next month?
If the answers were no, I would usually get rid of them (save for my book collection). Then it got split in to two categories:
a) Things that were of little value to me and none to others (oversized used underwear, shaving cream bottle with 1/8 left), I would toss it.
b) Things in which I had duplicates, in which others could make use of (oversized shirts, extra shaving cream bottles), I put in boxes and will ship back to my parents. Most of this extra crap comes from my mom either way.
I'll have to tell my mom to stop giving me things, as all it does now is clutter my apartment. If I need something, I'll go get more of it. But she'll bring a whole bunch of stuff when my parents visit, which is why I had enough shaving cream for 4 whole years.
Lots of my clothes will make great donations, as I simply haven't worn some of them for over a year, and had no intention of wearing. On the other hand, I grew into some of the clothes, and they NOW look VERY nice on me.
Once my air conditioner is out of the apartment, I'll still have to get more Swiffer brooms to dust up, thden my apartment will look pretty neat. This is a big deal, as my apartment is no more than a 240 square foot bachelor apartment; 50-60 of those dedicated to the bathroom.
I'll have to tap on whatever negativity is left at the end of the day
Quote:"You would have to fight this program tooth and nail for it to fail. I held nothing back. The lengths to which I went to make it as powerful and effective as possible are ridiculous. And here it is. The father of all sexual alpha training programs."
I'll trust the words on the sales copy to accurately describe the program. Maybe my new goatee (for Movember) will draw them in.
I forgot to mention that yesterday, I went on a 2 hour cleaning spree of my apartment. Not to polish off whatever is there, but to remove any unnecessary pieces of clothing, books, food, gadgets, etc. My apartment, for once, feels much more spacious and less cluttered.
To facilitate this process, I asked myself these two simple questions:
1) Have I used this item in the last month?
2) Will I use this item in the next month?
If the answers were no, I would usually get rid of them (save for my book collection). Then it got split in to two categories:
a) Things that were of little value to me and none to others (oversized used underwear, shaving cream bottle with 1/8 left), I would toss it.
b) Things in which I had duplicates, in which others could make use of (oversized shirts, extra shaving cream bottles), I put in boxes and will ship back to my parents. Most of this extra crap comes from my mom either way.
I'll have to tell my mom to stop giving me things, as all it does now is clutter my apartment. If I need something, I'll go get more of it. But she'll bring a whole bunch of stuff when my parents visit, which is why I had enough shaving cream for 4 whole years.
Lots of my clothes will make great donations, as I simply haven't worn some of them for over a year, and had no intention of wearing. On the other hand, I grew into some of the clothes, and they NOW look VERY nice on me.
Once my air conditioner is out of the apartment, I'll still have to get more Swiffer brooms to dust up, thden my apartment will look pretty neat. This is a big deal, as my apartment is no more than a 240 square foot bachelor apartment; 50-60 of those dedicated to the bathroom.
I'll have to tap on whatever negativity is left at the end of the day
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