Pet Peeves

[Isadora]

Beethoven is one of my heroes.

Chopin is mine.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

@Dottie the Chicken I know that avatar. I saw the Memphis Bell when it was sitting in the woods on Mud Island. I'm glad it's hangered now.

 

[Sara S]

I have a legit pet peeve guys at the gym who ask to spot me. like sir, do you not see my 6’5 friend who can flatten you with his pinky? And the guys who wear jeans to the gym

 

[troyer]

I'm so glad I like classical music. Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Mozart, Vivaldi... their music never goes out of style. It will be around as long as people are.

Handel is my favorite classical with a close second being Beethoven. In my early twenties I had a tape of Tchaikovsky and used it to relax myself, had a lot going on mentally at the time. I was the weirdo back then for liking 'that' kind of outdated music.

Another pet peeve.

I don't like stuff on my fingers, like, if I'm making bread or "breading" chicken (going back and forth between dipping raw chicken in egg to flour or bread crumbs) I rinse my fingers/hands a lot.

I ABSOLUTELY (CAPS FOR EMPHASIS) hate stuff sticking to my fingers. I can make do if I am in a project, but like yourself I wash my hands while in the project, almost excessively.

 

[Sally PB]

I was the weirdo back then for liking 'that' kind of outdated music.

Yup. Me too.

 

[Isadora]

Yup. Me too.

My sister-in-law was puzzled at my classical music choices because a lot of it "doesn't have words".

 

[Sally PB]

Tell her, "They couldn't think of any."

 

[troyer]

My sister-in-law was puzzled at my classical music choices because a lot of it "doesn't have words".

That's all part of the enjoyment.

 

[troyer]

Pet peeve:
Someone leaving gates or doors open when it's almost as easy just to close them, especially when it's a farm with animals.

Additional extra irritational pet peeve excuse:
Oh, I didn't think they would find the open gate or door so soon.
It would have taken 5 seconds to close it and instead we often spend 30 minutes or more to catch whatever got out, disrupting whatever project we had already started by then. Why is it that the animals choose the garden to run through when there's plenty of other space to run in?

 

[Hayden Goseek]

Pet peeve:
Someone leaving gates or doors open when it's almost as easy just to close them, especially when it's a farm with animals.

Additional extra irritational pet peeve excuse:
Oh, I didn't think they would find the open gate or door so soon.
It would have taken 5 seconds to close it and instead we often spend 30 minutes or more to catch whatever got out, disrupting whatever project we had already started by then. Why is it that the animals choose the garden to run through when there's plenty of other space to run in?

What did we learn Dorothy?