Part of My Routine
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2003 11:36 pm
We are all creatures of habit...and as such we get up at about the same time of day, go through the same motions to get the day started, and actually might make a visit to Storm2k part of the routine.
Is there any aspect of your life that is so routine that any deviation kind of throws off the whole day?
I thought about this today as I was traveling home from work. It is an 18 mile trip on the Loop 101 in north Phoenix. The first 4 miles are spent in the right (slower) lane. But after I hit a certain point, I move to the middle lane until about 2 miles to the turnoff. Today I was forced by traffic to spend several miles in the passing lane on the far left...and it was a noticeable stress while driving.
Am I getting old and just more set in my ways, or are there things in your day (like the time you must take your lunch break, the stall you park in, the food you eat, how you pack your lunch, when you check the mail, etc) that can add a tiny bit of stress if it doesn't happen.
And, by the way, my parking place at the plant if you ever visit is the first one in the row...farthest to the west. Better to park in the street than to mess with that when I'm around!!!!
Is there any aspect of your life that is so routine that any deviation kind of throws off the whole day?
I thought about this today as I was traveling home from work. It is an 18 mile trip on the Loop 101 in north Phoenix. The first 4 miles are spent in the right (slower) lane. But after I hit a certain point, I move to the middle lane until about 2 miles to the turnoff. Today I was forced by traffic to spend several miles in the passing lane on the far left...and it was a noticeable stress while driving.
Am I getting old and just more set in my ways, or are there things in your day (like the time you must take your lunch break, the stall you park in, the food you eat, how you pack your lunch, when you check the mail, etc) that can add a tiny bit of stress if it doesn't happen.
And, by the way, my parking place at the plant if you ever visit is the first one in the row...farthest to the west. Better to park in the street than to mess with that when I'm around!!!!