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I think all of us have at one time or another witnessed an episode in someone elses life in which things didn't go quite as they had planned. We've all seen someone drive off with a coffee cup on top of their car etc. From television to you tube, our stupidest moments are being caught and shared with the world. They say laughter is the best medicine. Here is, so far, my stupidest moment I was having a rough night once when I was living in a high rise in Toronto. I was stressed out and doing too many things at once. I decided to do the dishes. A few minutes later I was cleaning the bathroom and decided to have a shower. After a long, hot shower, I got out and heard running water! I thought I'd have a heart attack! I began throwing down sheets/blankets on the inch or so of water covering my floors and then saw how much water was also in the hallway. I prayed it wouldn't seep into the electrical system or some such horrible expensive fate, luckily, it didn't. What is the stupidest/silliest thing you can admit you have actually done?
I HATE needles. The very thought of it makes my stomach turn and makes me light headed. I'll cry and pass out, usually in that order. I can see children laughing, playing, gettiing thier needles like a champ - but it doesn't at all diminsh the severity of my fear of needles. I think it is all psychological from this strange coincidence: When I was about 6 my black lab was hit by a snowplow on Christmas day. My father passed out. My mother was on the phone desperately looking for a vet. Long story short, they left and came home without my dog. They explained this to me by saying 'They gave her a needle and put her to sleep'. A few months later my mum was very ill in the hospital. I was visiting with her when the nurse came in and said okay you have to go now. I didn't want to leave. I asked the nurse why and she replied 'We're going to give your mummy a needle so she can sleep" Imagine my suprise!! I was certain they had killed my mother until the next visit I had. Do you have any odd/strange irrational fears? Ever have one of those days where you just aren't in the mood for cooking?? When you do, out of all the places to eat in Tehachapi where is your favourite place to eat and what would you order?
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