Practically every time I go to the grocery store, I brazenly reject the receptacle loan service at the front of the store.
And seconds later…
Considering how often I drop things or try to carry more than I am physically able, I have to assume that–if they’re of any use at all–my genes/DNA are already working on some evolutionary solution. My descendants will probably have extra arms or something awesome like that. But this is useless to me for two reasons: 1. I don’t know those assholes. And 2. I’ll be dead by then.
I need a solution now. Don’t worry. I’ve already got the perfect thing in mind: I’m actively searching for a vaguely qualified doctor to sew a kangaroo pouch to my stomach.
Excuse me while I imagine the possibilities.
I know the above solution is mediocre at best, but that did not stop me from letting my imagination run wild on this next idea.
Sick of folding and sorting laundry I am never actually going to put away (I mean; I’m only one person, one extremely lazy person to be more specific), I’ve also brainstormed some improvements in home decorating, cleaning and/or organizing.
Sometimes, 63 hours can be a long time.
Like “Oh, hey. Babysit this cow for 63 hours.”
Or “Listen to Adele for 63 hours.”
But usually, 63 hours is impossibly short.
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