Things of note

There are some things that I like and then there are some that I absolutely abhor.

Things I like:

The fact that the piece of crap lemon (car) that I bought just over two years ago will be paid off in a mere 10 days. What then? Probably sink money into it just long enough to sell it on eBay.

I like Mountain Dew. I shouldn’t drink it, but I still like it.

I like nice pens. Not the $30 pens that are in the special case at the Office Supply stores…just the $3.00 and $4.00 pens. They write well, but then other people that use my desk use them and lose them.

I like my job. Sure there are some long hours, but it is a great place and promotes a wonderful chance for men to change to a God focus instead of an anthropocentric life.

I like to use big words sometimes. I usually learn them from my wife. (she is much smarter than I am.)

I like having no hair. It cuts down on my beautification process in the a.m.

I like the weird looks and the laughing when people see me riding the Vino scooter. I just think to myself, “They may be making fun of me because I am fat and riding a little scooter, but I am being more friendly to the environment AND I only spend about $10 in gas per month.”

Here are things that I abhor…

I abhor when I put to much pasta in a bowl and it sticks together when I cook it in the microwave. (I’m eating lunch…it is just fresh on the brain.)

I abhor the times that I press the one button (by accident) that deletes ALL of my music from my mp3 player. And considering the internet speed I currently have (which I am thankful that I have internet at all) it still takes 28 – 30 HOURS to put it all back on the player.

I hate that my refills for my prescriptions ran out today and that I have to wait even longer to get them filled. I probably can’t go back until around 3 p.m. to get it. I already didn’t have meds yesterday.

Well, that’s enough for today. There are always more things that I like than I don’t.

I guess that’s what happens when God blesses you with everything that you need.

Author: ProdigalMike

Follower of Jesus Christ. Husband of one woman. Father of four. Worshipper. God has been continually molding me into a worship leader over the last 21 years. I am on a musical journey with my family to become more like Christ. Join in! View all posts by ProdigalMike